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This addition and renovation program
was developed in response to the congregation's desire to remain on their
existing property. They wished to utilize their existing sanctuary and
also to make significant changes in the size and diversity of their church
school programs. The project included conversions
of existing classrooms into a fellowship lobby; the conversions of space
on the second floor into a library and senior adult department; and the
conversion of the third floor into a young adult department. The new construction
included the development of twenty-nine new classrooms, a resource area,
and a kitchen. The site development provided 49
new parking spaces, a new covered entrance canopy and a courtyard/playground
area. Attention was paid to the need to tie the existing facade and church
architecture into the new addition. The effort was measured as a success
by the Masonry Institute of Tennessee, which recognized the building as
an Award of Merit winner.
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