Stainless Steel Hyperboloid: From Plane to Cross Church

Design a cathedral in the manner of Kenzo Tange's St. Mary's Cathedral Tokyo — eight hyperbolic paraboloid concrete shells clad in stainless steel, rising from a diamond-shaped plan and separating at the top so that the gaps between them form a cross visible only from the sky. Compose soaring mirror-finish steel surfaces curving from ground to ridge, narrow glazed slots where the shells part, a plain granite plaza, a freestanding concrete campanile alongside, cool overcast light rippling across the metal, low upward three-quarter view, 24mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K