
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John Lutheran Church desired better provision for gathering and fellowship area within their existing building. The Master Planning identified an under-utilized area as a potential location.



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The St. Leonard’s Parish project is primarily the addition of a new gathering area with support spaces to enhance fellowship for the parish. Previously, the 1980-vintage existing building only had an entry vestibule and hallway with some undersized offices, and was not conducive to fellowship before and after church services.
This project demolished approximately 1,900-square feet of vestibule, toilet rooms, office and canopy, and replaced them with approximately 7,530 square feet of new construction.
In addition to the gathering space, the new construction provides a kitchenette, new ADA-accessible toilet rooms, storage, and office/multi-purpose spaces. The addition also includes the incorporation of a fire-protection sprinkler system throughout the new and existing portions of the building.
Completion
2017
Square Footage
7,532
Services

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