Developing the environment in which people gather to worship week by week is challenging and also highly rewarding. Approaching the process in a spirit of unprejudiced inquiry and humility is key to ensuring that the right questions are asked, and the right information is gathered and translated into a physical structure that reflects your church's vision.
Since the needs of each congregation are different, a specific consulting process must be tailored to suit your church's needs. The process usually includes some or all of the following services:
· Visioning
· Defining ministry goals and objectives
· Analyzing existing facilities
· Preparing an architectural program
· Evaluating sites and land use options
· Conceptual schematic design
· Developing a master plan
· Conducting workshops
· Liturgical design consulting
· Defining ministry goals and objectives
· Analyzing existing facilities
· Preparing an architectural program
· Evaluating sites and land use options
· Conceptual schematic design
· Developing a master plan
· Conducting workshops
· Liturgical design consulting
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Developing a Master Plan
Having a visually rendered site plan showing the future development of the church is helpful before beginning a serious capital funds campaign. In drafting a Master Plan, the architectural program and the site analysis contribute to the creation of diagrams showing how the land and buildings might be developed. The church's committees and congregation help to select and refine a single plan which is then translated into a graphic presentation for the development of the church.
During this phase, the consultant gives a presentation on the overall progress of the project, important benchmarks, results of the Architectural Program, and the solutions created by the Master Plan.
Fees for this service range from $3,500-$7,000.
Having a visually rendered site plan showing the future development of the church is helpful before beginning a serious capital funds campaign. In drafting a Master Plan, the architectural program and the site analysis contribute to the creation of diagrams showing how the land and buildings might be developed. The church's committees and congregation help to select and refine a single plan which is then translated into a graphic presentation for the development of the church.
During this phase, the consultant gives a presentation on the overall progress of the project, important benchmarks, results of the Architectural Program, and the solutions created by the Master Plan.
Fees for this service range from $3,500-$7,000.