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FEATURED PROJECT
Life at Tupelo
Sometimes the decision comes after the slab is poured.
Life at Tupelo came to us mid-construction. The building was already going up when leadership decided the front elevation wasn't right. We modeled what was being built, developed alternatives for the façade, and rendered them in context — so they could see exactly what each option would look like on their own site before committing to the change.
SCOPE
PROJECT
PROJECT
Life at Tupelo
Concept+ visualization
Walkthrough Film
PROJECT
Revit + D5 Render
WHY CHURCHES START HERE
Building committees decide faster when they can see it.
Show it, don't explain it
Floor plans lose most people. A rendering or a walkthrough puts your congregation inside the building, which is what turns a capital campaign from an abstraction into a decision.
Get everyone agreeing early
Pastor, building committee, elders, and donors rarely picture the same thing from the same words. Concept visuals surface disagreements while they are still cheap to fix.
Walk into permitting ready
You finish with a locked concept and a clear roadmap, so whoever produces your construction documents starts from a direction the church has already approved.
SCOPE
What we design for churches
Sanctuaries and worship spaces
Family life centers and gymnasiums
Children's and student ministry wings
Lobbies, welcome centers, and cafés
Campus master planning and phasing
Additions, renovations, and re-skins
Exterior and façade concept direction
Site, parking, and access studies
SELECTED WORK
Church projects
Concept renderings and walkthroughs produced for churches across South Louisiana and beyond.
PROCESS
How it works
1
Discovery call
We talk through your campus, attendance, growth plans, budget range, and what the committee is hoping to see.
2
Concept layouts
Plan directions for the spaces you need, with alternates where it helps the committee compare honestly.
3
Renderings & revisions
The approved direction becomes photoreal stills or a walkthrough film, refined until it matches the vision.
4
Package & Roadmap
You receive presentation-ready visuals plus a clear roadmap toward permitting and construction documents.
DELIVERABLES
What's included
01
Discovery call covering goals, budget, timeline, and site constraints
05
Photoreal concept renderings — count set by project scope
02
Concept space planning with one to two layout directions
03
Exterior massing and façade direction as needed
04
Code-aware planning notes — access, parking, general life-safety
06
Optional walkthrough film for congregational presentation
07
Revision rounds to refine the approved direction
08
Recommended next steps for permitting and construction drawings
QUESTIONS
Common questions
1
What size church is this a fit for?
Anything from a single-building congregation planning its first expansion to a multi-building campus working through phasing. The concept phase scales with the project.
4
What do you need from us to start?
Your address, photos of the existing campus, any drawings you already have, rough dimensions, and images of buildings you like. Anything beyond that is helpful but not required.
2
Is this the same as full architectural services?
No — this is the concept phase. When a project needs stamped construction documents, we coordinate with a licensed architect of record for that next phase, and the approved concept is what they build from.
5
Can you work with our existing buildings?
Yes — additions, renovations, and exterior re-skins are a large share of church work. Send photos and whatever documentation exists.
3
Can you present to our building committee or congregation?
Yes. Deliverables are built for presentation — stills sized for slides and print, and walkthrough films that play well in a sanctuary or on a fundraising page.
6
How long does it take?
Most concept packages move quickly once inputs are confirmed. Timeline depends on scope, number of spaces, and revision rounds.
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