By Paulla Shetterly Some among the next generation of believers have become disillusioned with the traditional worship environment. Because of this, we, as designers, have had to rethink how we address the needs of today’s culture without repositioning the timeless truths of the church. It’s a tactical process often involving theming worship and student environments. […]
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Today’s carpet can be made from recycled materials, and are readily recycled at the end of their lifespan.
Read More >Not all expansion needs are the same. For some churches, maximizing the space they have is the most sensible option.
Read More >An outreach-minded Massachusetts church creates four bedrooms in the church — using room dividers — so that families in need have a safe, warm place to sleep.
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When it comes to interior elements in a worship space, a pulpit speaks perhaps the loudest.
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How to select portable seating for your multi-use space that will stand the test of time.
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Showcasing eco-friendly components in your new-build project conveys good stewardship — financial and environmental.
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