Although the original plans envisioned a much grander scale, the final neo-Gothic building spans 43 meters in length and 31 meters in width. Its most distinctive feature is the 71-meter octagonal tower, a signature trademark of Langer's craftsmanship.
The original plans for this neo-Gothic structure were more extensive, but it ultimately stands at a more modest size of 43 meters by 31 meters. The building's distinctive 71-meter octagonal tower is a notable example of Langer's expertise in his craft.