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LIVE Sessions
Our immersive Conceptual LIVE Design sessions are a 1-2 day experience where you and your team are part of designing your building with us, LIVE. We leverage the power of collaboration to create a real-time experience that encourages open discussions and tests multiple design ideas. As we design together, your building comes to life virtually […]
Vision — Foundation for all projects
Where do you start when it comes to your building project? We find one answer in Provers 29:18, where the bible says “Where there is no vision, the people will perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.” Similarly, in church building projects, “Where there is no vision , the project will perish, […]
Design and Production Schedules
Time is essential to the success of the project The road to creating a great performance venue can be rocky unless you plan ahead. Like any creative endeavor, you may want to jump right in and get to the fun part of designing but it takes discipline to slow down, and plan the path that […]
Project Delivery Methods
Which project delivery method should we use? ARCHITECT + OWNER + CONTRACTOR APPROACH What do you think about having an “owner’s rep”? Most of our projects are implemented by having a team of trusted partners – a trusted architect, contractor, and consultants all working together on your team. With that said, a building project requires […]
Trends in Modern Church Design
Today’s modern church has experienced a noticeable change in culture which has driven a shift in trends in modern church design. Church leaders are asking for more social interaction, smaller auditoriums, and opportunities for multi-generational connections. This evolution has driven church leaders to reevaluate what’s important in the design of their facilities. Traditional churches were […]
Unified Expansion
Taking design cues from the existing facility is important when designing expansions. The new building should have an identity of its own while being sensitive to others buildings around it. Creating a design that does not dominate the surrounding context but enhances and compliments it is the key goal of the new building’s exterior design. […]