<https://s.mj.run/6vTLW4K2ZSw> A contemporary transformation of a ruined church in Dresden with a modern parametric dome, inspired by Foster and Partners' Great Court at the British Museum, soaring over the ancient structure. Inside, an atrium inspired by David Chipperfield’s Neues Museum entrance in Berlin, with wide stone steps leading to a central gathering space. The design integrates stone planters with lush greenery, creating a natural, organic atmosphere. The glass dome above softly filters sunlight, casting gentle, realistic shadows across the interior. The space juxtaposes raw, weathered stone walls with sleek, minimal modern architecture, resulting in a harmonious blend of history and contemporary design. Maintain a balance between the existing structure and modern interventions, avoiding overly futuristic elements and focusing on a practical, livable aesthetic.