The chapel was cre­ated as a vo­tive of­fer­ing for the con­struc­tion of the mo­tor­way by­pass. We tried to trans­pose the tra­di­tional model of the sa­cred into con­tem­po­rary forms and mean­ings, keep­ing the in­ter­est­ing in­ter­ac­tion with the mo­tor­way. We out­lined ar­bi­trary space lim­its us­ing the EPCH 420 en­ergy-ab­sorb­ing bar­ri­ers that form five off­set rings around the sa­cred cen­tre. Most of the el­e­ments used in the con­struc­tion had been re­cy­cled. The site is com­pletely open and ac­ces­si­ble. Per­haps the road­side chapel with an in­trigu­ing geom­e­try, seem­ingly aban­doned amongst flow­ery mead­ows, will prompt some­body to med­i­tate on the tran­sience of life?