American architect Richard Meier undertakes the project of designing the Jubilee Church in Rome. Valuing the city's architectural history, Meier describes Rome as "a city of architecture," full of spaces and defined places. His design for the church features structures resembling large, peaceful sails, contrasting with the city’s landscape. Three curved walls divide the church into three separate areas: the main sanctuary, a weekday chapel, and a baptistry, each with its own entrance. The film also showcases Meier's admiration for historical churches designed by his contemporaries in Rome.
