Tag: Worship

Mosaic strives for a great in-person experience with authenticity. With a clean, simple aesthetic, the building intentionally doesn’t look like a church. Mosaic converted a single-story office building into an energic facility which seats 800 for worship and includes kids classrooms and offices. The auditorium area was demolished and rebuilt to provide 27’ tall, open rooms. Garage doors open the foyer to the front parking lot on good weather days. The office plan is open for collaborative work and access to views. Behind the scenes are spaces for video production, communion preparation, and baptism changing rooms.

Location

Elkridge, MD

Square Footage

44,000 SF

Owner

The Fort Bend Church

Lifepoint Church began in 2006 with 50 people who were looking to do church in a new way. Today they have two services with an average weekend attendance of over 1,200. Having outgrown the school auditorium in which they meet, they purchased an ice rink building. The long span, high-bay structure allows for a 1,000 seat auditorium with stadium-style seating. The 2,000 SF stage accommodates state-of-art video and lighting. Children’s ministry spaces have their own band-ready worship venues. There are also “warm rooms” for welcoming newcomers, a volunteer lounge and workroom, training rooms and a suite for production of audio and video recordings.

Location

Fredericksburg, VA

Square Footage

43,900 SF

Owner

Lifepoint Church

LDDBlueline™ began working with Lifepoint in 2010, completing their first campus in 2012. Two years later we began work on their first satellite campus. The 38,000 SF, 800-seat facility was designed to be a prototype for future campuses. The Spotsylvania site will also likely be the future home of Lifepoint College. In planning the satellite worship facility, we completed programming for the college and provided test-fits allowing the church building to connect to the future college.

Location

Fredericksburg, VA

Square Footage

38,000 SF

Owner

Lifepoint Church Spotsylvania Campus

Deeply committed to being a positive presence in the heart of the City of Harrisonburg, Church of the Incarnation gives a strong emphasis on visual arts and music, public discourse, and learning. The repurposing of the Carter Bank building was an opportunity to enhance these ministries.

LDDBlueline™ regularly met with Church of the Incarnation’s building committee to determine how to best renovate the aging structure to economically fulfill their needs. We provided programming analysis, virtual images, and product samples to help the church visualize the design. We worked closely alongside the church through the selection of contractors beyond occupancy of the building to ensure the church’s satisfaction.

Location

Harrisonburg, VA

Square Footage

14,800 SF

Owner

Church of the Incarnation

The next stage in the multi-phase development of the campus for this rapidly expanding Christian congregation southwest of Houston is a family-centric fellowship building. A large gathering lobby provides access to the new multi-purpose halls and accommodates recreational as well as educational and fellowship functions; two basketball courts and a complete commercial kitchen are included. The two-story glass-enclosed lobby is designed in a modern architectural vernacular compatible with the context of the existing facilities.

Location

Sugar Land, TX

Square Footage

56,295 SF

Owner

The Fort Bend Church

Nestled in West Houston’s Memorial neighborhood, St. John Vianney Catholic Church commissioned LDDBlueline™ to oversee design and construction for significant additions and enhancements to the church campus to meet their expanding congregation needs. In the end, the renovation and expansion included extensive interior changes to the main worship space and the adjacent chapel, and an exterior entrance plaza and loggia with a connecting “landmark” bell tower. The 130-foot bell tower can be seen from nearby major thoroughfares, and from the high-rise office structures in the nearby Energy Corridor. The brick blend found in the bell tower was created specifically to merge the aesthetics of the campus additions with the existing structures, integrating the new and old cohesively.

Location

Houston, TX

Square Footage

42,110 SF

Owner

St. John Vianney Catholic Church

LDDBlueline™ has completed a multi-phase master plan and three projects for this valued client, including a family life center, a youth ministry and education center, and most recently a 1,200-seat worship center. The auditorium-style sanctuary is a theater-type space featuring terraced seating, an expansive stage including space for choir and praise team, superior acoustical performance, and state-of-the-art sound and audio-visual systems. A sweeping glass enclosed lobby and hospitality center provides a bright welcome to the church campus for congregant and visitor alike. A large bronze cross and entrance tower give this congregation a prominent presence from the nearby freeway.

Location

Cypress, TX

Square Footage

41,003 SF

Owner

Good Shepherd United Methodist Church