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Churches

Designs for churches require many special considerations by a design professional. Consider the information that a trained design professional will want to consider:

	What are the ministry needs of the congregation?
	Is the church considering childcare or education facilities?
	Will the church be catering meals that require a commercial kitchen?
	What are the growth and ministry projections?
	What is the audio and visual desires of the ministry team?
	What are the financial constraints of the church?
	What construction options would the church consider to meet their financial constraints?
	How soon does the congregation expect the construction to begin?

Churches vary significantly in their perspective and manner in approaching a building project. It is very important that the church leaders discuss their needs, desires and concerns with a design professional before starting a project. For examples on what can be done with a combination addition/remodel project, please view the examples that follow.

A Starter Package is available that will answer many of the questions your committee will want to know in order to decide whether or not to begin a building project.

First United Methodist Church: A 6000 sq. ft. fellowship hall ...
New Hope Baptist Church: A new sanctuary and education wing with extensive remodeling ...
Free Consultation: Get help with your dream building ...

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