
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
GROTH Design Group partnered with St. Luke’s Congregation to renovate their place of worship to create an inspiring and fresh aesthetic.
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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
GROTH Design Group partnered with St. Luke’s Congregation to renovate their place of worship to create an inspiring and fresh aesthetic.
The first phase of a multi-phase expansion includes a single-story addition to the south end of Pilgrim Lutheran’s school campus.
The Phase II educational addition was undertaken with GROTH Design Group and preschool, music and youth program spaces were accommodated with an expansion.