Positioned with an opportunity for expansion, Trading Ford Baptist Church made the decision to design and construct a multipurpose facility addition to accommodate the ever growing congregation. The church building committee selected Lorenz Architecture based on their experience with the design of churches, design-build project delivery system and metal building systems. The new 23,133 SF [...]
Lorenz Architecture was commissioned in the Spring of 2009 to develop a master plan and design concept for Grace Lutheran Church in Concord. Grace Lutheran Church is one of the oldest congregations in the Logan Community. The existing sanctuary can be seen above right with the new addition rendered on the left side. Since the [...]
Positioned with an opportunity for expansion and being a linchpin within the historic Logan neighborhood, First Missionary Baptist Church made the decision to design and construct a multipurpose community center addition to the George Washington Carver library. The church building committee selected Lorenz Architecture based on our experience with innovative church designs. The new facility [...]
Crossroads UMC, one of the fastest growing congregations in Cabarrus County selected Lorenz Architecture to design a 25,000 SF fellowship and classroom addition. The building was a dedicated to the congregation’s youth. The main hall can accommodate up to 500 students and can be utilized as an auditorium or a theatre. The facility also accommodates [...]
Lorenz Architecture was commissioned to design a site master plan for a new 19 acre site for Crosspointe Baptist Church. The highly visible site is just off of I85 near Copperfield Blvd. The master plan includes a 12,000 SF family life center, 20,000 SF future classroom building, auditorium, and a 16,000 SF future sanctuary. The [...]
Having completed several Church of Christ Projects throughout NC, Lorenz Architecture was summoned to prepare drawings for a 300 seat, 5,300 square foot sanctuary expansion. The existing sanctuary was converted to classrooms and the existing fellowship hall was expanded by 1,000 square feet and completely renovated. The expanded fellowship hall can be seen below left [...]
Positioned with an opportunity for expansion, Trinity Lutheran Church moved forward with a multipurpose facility addition to accommodate their growing congregation. After interviewing a total of three architecture firms, the church building committee selected Lorenz Architecture for their reputation for church design and teaming approach to working with clients, in particular, churches. The new multipurpose [...]
In the summer of 2008, this two story, 13,500 sf classroom and fellowship building addition was completed to accommodate the congregation’s growing population. Because of Lorenz Architecture’s reputation with church architecture and their ability to be responsive and sensitive to budgets, Grace United Methodist Church commissioned Lorenz. The classrooms and fellowship hall were designed with [...]
As this Church’s mission and congregation grew, the need for a new worship center arose so they could continue to serve their community. After researching several local architectural firms, they selected Lorenz Architecture based on our past history with church buildings and track record of delivering projects within budget. Working closely with the building committee, [...]
Paul Lorenz served a project architect for this multi-purpose building addition for this growing church in Concord. The new facility is 15,000 SF and includes classrooms, open meeting spaces, and kitchen facilities. The most challenging part of this project was designing the exterior to match the existing sanctuary facility. The building committee wanted the new [...]
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