Lorenz Architecture was chosen to help Crosspointe Baptist Church design their new 10,000 square foot facility as it will be relocated near Interstate 85. The congregation plans for explosive growth so Lorenz Architecture helped prepare a master plan in order for the congregation to plan a campus.
A new 5,000 square foot sanctuary was added so the existing sanctuary could be converted to classrooms. The fellowship hall was enlarged and a new connector was added.
The team at Lorenz Architecture was selected to design this 10,000 SF multipurpose and Gymnasium facility for this growing church in Landis. The new addition includes classrooms, offices, open meeting spaces, kitchen and a gymnasium that can be used for their sports ministry and hold large events for the congregation. After interviewing two other architectural [...]
Grace United Methodist has been experiencing growth in their congregation and in response needed some extra space to meet the needs [...]
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 [...]
Searching for a design partner that was committed to the team’s success and had experience designing traditional religious facilities, Lorenz Architecture was chosen to work on this project. We completed a detailed space analysis and program of the church’s needs and designed a facility that would serve the congregation today and be able to grow [...]
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