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MASTER PLANNING DESIGN PRINCIPLES CREATE A WELCOMING IMAGE CONVEY AN INFORMAL REFUGE FOR THE IMMEDIATE AND WORLDWIDE COMMUNITY IMPROVE THE QUALITY AND FLOW OF SPACE DEVELOP DEDICATED PROGRAM SPACES FOR ALL AGE GROUPS SERVE AS AN EXAMPLE OF


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MASTER PLANNING DESIGN PRINCIPLES

CREATE A WELCOMING IMAGE CONVEY AN INFORMAL REFUGE FOR THE IMMEDIATE AND WORLDWIDE COMMUNITY IMPROVE THE QUALITY AND FLOW OF SPACE DEVELOP DEDICATED PROGRAM SPACES FOR ALL AGE GROUPS SERVE AS AN EXAMPLE OF SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

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SITE PLAN OPTION A – Interiors & Maintenance

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SITE PLAN OPTION A – Pros and Cons

Pros:

  • 1. Upgrade and renovation
  • f existing building.
  • 2. Incremental upgrades.
  • 3. Systems upgrades.
  • 4. Sustainable initiatives

including solar power and geothermal.

  • 5. Moving offices into main

building.

Cons:

  • 1. Not trusting enough.
  • 2. Be more bold!
  • 3. No sense of gathering.
  • 4. Labyrinth should be set

apart from entrance.

  • 5. No music area for

rehearsals.

  • 6. Drain the swamp for the

play area.

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SITE PLAN OPTION B - Atrium

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SITE PLAN OPTION B – Pros and Cons

Pros:

  • 1. Clustered children classrooms

are in the right place.

  • 2. Like connection and flow of

space using the central atrium.

  • 3. Atrium is a great overflow space

for the fellowship hall.

  • 4. Lauxman House is demolished

with new community center.

  • 5. Natural light in sanctuary.
  • 6. Columbarium is set apart as a

holy place.

  • 7. Preserves green space.

Cons:

  • 1. Need more storage.
  • 2. Nursery needs to be

next to sanctuary.

  • 3. Parking needs to be

more central with an ADA drop-off.

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SITE PLAN OPTION C: Cloister

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SITE PLAN OPTION C – Pros and Cons

Pros:

  • 1. Updated façade and welcoming

image on Lincolnia.

  • 2. More natural light at the top of

the sanctuary.

  • 3. Commercial kitchen.
  • 4. Cloister as transition from

exterior to interior.

  • 5. Adult classrooms.
  • 6. Unified campus.
  • 7. Enhanced bell tower.
  • 8. Gathering café and ADA

entrance drop-off.

Cons:

  • 1. Music rehearsal needs

to be closer to the choir loft.

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 1: Education, Narthex, AV, Drop-off

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 1: Education, Narthex, AV, Drop-off

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 2: Atrium & Labyrinth

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 2: Atrium & Labyrinth

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 3: Fellowship & Commercial Kitchen

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 3: Fellowship & Commercial Kitchen

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 4: Adult, Youth & Music

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 4: Adult, Youth & Music

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 5: Community Center

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 5: Community Center

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MASTER PLAN – Phase 5: Community Center

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MASTER PLAN – The Bottom Line

Phase 1A- (narthex, AV, drop-off with entry / café) $1,350,000 to $1,700,000 Phase 1B- (education and administration) $1,600,000 to $1,800,000 Phase 2- (atrium, labyrinth, meeting room) $950,000 to $1,200,000 Phase 3- (fellowship and commercial kitchen) $800,000 to $1,000,000 Phase 4- (adult, youth and music) $900,000 to $1,100,000 Phase 5- (community center) $5,300,000 to $6,600,000 Notes:

  • Estimated costs are hard construction costs only. They do not include “soft” costs such as engineering and design

fees, permit fee, hazardous material removal, and FFE.

  • Budgets listed above are allowances and further design work will be required to confirm conditions and costs.
  • Cost are in today’s dollars and do not factor in escalation
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MASTER PLAN

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