Lorenz Architecture - Commercial, Residential, Religious, Master Planning, Interiors

Trading Ford Baptist Church

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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 facility includes a 650 seat sanctuary, gymnasium, and classrooms. There is also a ramped connection to the existing church providing a seamless connection between the two.

Contact:
Jeff Horton
3600 Long Ferry Rd
Salisbury, NC 28146
704-239-0176

Size: 23,133 SF
Budget: $1,400,000.00
Completion: 5/1/08

Grace Lutheran Church

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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 congregation continues to grow, a larger fellowship hall, classrooms, and offices are needed. The addition incorporates a 300 seat fellowship hall on the main level and offices and classrooms on the lower level.

Lorenz was selected because of their reputation of creating thoughtful solutions for churches and their responsiveness and collaborative approach. The 10,000 SF addition has been designed to harmonize with the neighborhood.

Contact:
Steve Shipp
Tournament Street
Concord, NC 28025

Size: 10,000 SF Family Life and Classroom Building
Budget: $1.5M
Completion: TBD

First Missionary Baptist Church

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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 will include a large meeting area, kitchen, and a children’s library.

Contact:
AJ Clark
59 Chestnut Drive
Salisbury, NC 28025
704-786-6017

Size: 4,000 SF
Budget: $700,000.00
Completion: TBD

Crossroads United Methodist Church

admin — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 22:14:26 +0000

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 offices, classrooms, restrooms, and a café.

Lorenz Architecture established a scope of work and prepared a large site model prior to the start of schematic designs and finally construction drawings. Lorenz had to make certain the budget for the project was not exceeded prior to construction.

Lorenz Architecture will be contracted to design the congregation’s new 2,500 seat sanctuary before 2012.

Contact:
Pastor Craig Luper
220 George W. Liles Concord, NC 28027
704.795.0423

Size: 25,000 SF
Budget: $3M
Completion: Fall 2007

Huntersville, NC NASCAR Sprint Cup Racing Shop

admin — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 11:35:04 +0000

Lorenz Architecture was selected to prepare the concept design and complete the construction documents for this NASCAR motorsport facility in Huntersville, NC.

Lorenz Architecture’s motorsports experience is vast. The design of race shops requires knowledge and a keen understanding of racing operations, fire protection systems, building codes, and interior architecture. The design of a motorsports facility is all about conveying the spirit of the team. This planned facility is a 120,000 square foot long span structure that has to comply with strict business park design standards.

Dallas Volunteer Fire Department

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 12:27:27 +0000

The community of Dallas, NC anticipated explosive growth and as a result, the council members directed to move forward with plans for a new 4 bay 10,000 SF facility with sleeping quarters. The new station’s large meeting room would also serve as a community meeting area.

Lorenz architecture was selected as the architect for this project because prior fire station experience and their ability to work collaboratively with the community and contractor. The project was delivered under budget in the Spring of 2009.

Liberty Volunteer Fire Department

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 12:26:24 +0000

Liberty Volunteer Fire Department out grew their existing facility in the rapidly growing Rowan County. A new 12,230 SF station was designed to meet the municipality’s growing needs. The new station, completed in 2004, also serves as a community center.

Lorenz Architecture was selected to design the new facility because of the firm’s experience with municipal projects and their ability to handle a tight schedule. The project was completed on time and under project.

Dr. London DDS

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 12:24:50 +0000

The dental office renovations for Dr. London on Church Street in Conord NC consisted of an 800 SF addtion and a complete renovation of their exisitng 1,600 SF building. Since Lorenz Architecture completes several dental offices every year the dental equipment supplier reccommended Lorenz for the job.

Dr. Vuchnich DDS

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 12:23:52 +0000

First generation 7,400 SF orthodontist upfit in Concord, NC.

The Grove

admin — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 12:22:13 +0000

Located in Gastonia, NC, The Grove on Union Road will be comprised of two 30,000 sf buildings. A two story medical professional office building and a one story office/retail building are to be constructed beginning in the summer of 2010. The two story building design is based on a traditional southern antebellum plantation or pre-civil war architectural style.