St. Paul Lutheran School
The St. Paul Lutheran School project involves the expansion and remodeling of the existing gymnasium totals approximately 9,700 square feet.
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After their inner-city, historic church was destroyed by arson, the congregation of First Evangelical Lutheran decided to rebuild. The GROTH Design Group team was selected from a nationwide search for architects. The team employed visioning workshops and design charrettes to develop a Master Plan.
The new church home provides a sanctuary for up to 300 people, offices, fellowship to seat 150 at tables, classroom and multi-use areas that allow for a community food program and sleeping areas for occasional homeless families. The design of kitchen and multi-use spaces solved a challenge of flexibility, safety, and adequate storage for the church’s outreach ministries.
Also complex was the desire for the worship to be completely flexible for liturgy and music programming.
The Chancel is movable with all flexible seating.
Art glass design and fabrication is by Cindy Kessler and Kessler Studios, Inc. in Loveland, OH. Picture of sanctuary with art glass by Bob Kessler.
Completion
2017
Square Footage
20,074
Services
Consensus Building
Master planning
AwardS
ALA Design Award
ASID Design Award
The St. Paul Lutheran School project involves the expansion and remodeling of the existing gymnasium totals approximately 9,700 square feet.
Phase I consisted of a new worship space for 195, gathering area, offices, meeting room, rest rooms, mechanical room, and kitchen.
The first phase of a multi-phase expansion includes a single-story addition to the south end of Pilgrim Lutheran’s school campus.