Editing Christiansfeld (section)

==Description==
The town was constructed around a central Church Square bordered by two parallel streets running east to west.<ref name = "unesco"/> The Hall, Sister's House, fire-house, the vicarage, and the former provost’s house were built directly around the square, and shops, Brother's House, family residences, a hotel, and a school were built along the parallel streets. <ref name = "nominate">{{cite report |url = http://whc.unesco.org/uploads/nominations/1468.pdf |title = Danish World Heritage Nomination: Christiansfeld, a Moravian Settlement |author1 = Annemette Løkke Borg Berg |author2 = Lene Lindberg Marcussen |author3 = Karen Stoklund |publisher = Kolding Municipality |date = 2013 |access-date = 29 Jul 2021}}</ref> Many of the residential buildings are communal, which were typical of Moravian settlements and were used by the widows and unmarried women and men of the congregation.<ref name = "unesco"/> The architecture of Christiansfeld is homogeneous, dominated by one or two-story buildings made out of yellow brick and red tile roofs.<ref name = "unesco"/> Many of the buildings in Christiansfeld retain their original uses.<ref name = "nominate"/>