A taller building with room for a gym floor, a stage or a youth space, plus classrooms or offices along one side.
Church building options
Worship, classes, meals and storage place different demands on the same building. List the rooms and the events that happen at the same time.
A worship room on a clear-span frame so no columns block the sightlines, framed tall enough for a raised platform, lighting and sound.
An open hall for meals, classes and gatherings, often with a serving kitchen, restrooms and a wall of storage for tables and chairs.
A steeple, bell tower, entry canopy or brick and stucco front that gives a steel building the look the congregation wants from the street.
A master layout that places today's building and the next one, with endwalls framed so the first building can be lengthened later.
The engineered frame, panels, trim and doors delivered to a church that already has its own builder or volunteer crew lined up.
One contract covering the slab, erection, interior finish and mechanical systems, carried through the permit process to occupancy.
Tell us what you need.
Share attendance plans, a room list and the activities the building will host.
Try the dimensions in 3D.
Change the size, doors and colors, then attach the design to your quote request.