Prince of Peace
The project includes worship space with seating for approximately 1,000, gathering space, fellowship hall, offices, kitchen and basement.
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GROTH Design Group partnered with St. Luke’s Congregation to renovate their place of worship. The goals of the endeavor are to enhance liturgical celebration, support and encourage the arts and music programming in the space, keep current with changing technology, and create an inspiring and fresh aesthetic.
The design for the worship space recreates the chancel fully flexible for a variety of liturgies and programming.
The platform is accessible to those of all physical abilities. The chancel backdrop attains the double task of masking audio-visual technology to support the liturgy and tempering the massive scale of the space. Windows for increased natural light are carved into the stone walls of the nave. Seating is redesigned for flexibility, accessibility and comfort.
Also included in this project is the renovation of the chapel and gathering spaces.
Completion
2016
Square Footage
13,450
Services
Artwork Coordination
Design Development
Consensus Building
Construction Documents
Furniture Consultation
Full Architecture
Interior Design
Lighting Design
Liturgical Design
Master Planning
Programming
Schematic Design
Space Planning
Wayfinding
Awards
Faith & Form Magazine- Liturgical/Interior Design Award
ASID Wisconsin
The project includes worship space with seating for approximately 1,000, gathering space, fellowship hall, offices, kitchen and basement.
The new church home provides a sanctuary for up to 300 people, offices, fellowship to seat 150 at tables, classroom and multi-use areas.
The congregation at Trinity Lutheran sought to strengthen ministry programs by combining operations from two sites onto a single campus.