School Construction
School Construction
Christian schools are growing and expanding! Architects and builders share their educational facility construction and renovation, in addition to spotlighting trends.
A New Way to Build: Modular Buildings for Christian Schools
When you think of school construction, what comes to mind is usually not pleasant. Months of noise, construction crews, yellow tape, and at least some degree of uncertainty regarding when the project will be done. For Christian schools, keeping a quiet atmosphere for learning and prayer is paramount, and most institutions cannot afford to
Summit Christian Academy
In many regions of the United States, the trend has been for families to switch from public to private school education for their children. Summit Christian Academy in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, has definitely seen an increase in enrollment and taken positive steps to expand their facilities to accommodate the growth. HMN Architects provided full
Rosedale Christian Academy
In 2000, Rosedale Christian Academy, originally known as Rosedale Baptist School, in Baltimore opened its doors. Initially intended for its church community, the school started small, but God blessed their efforts. Their commitment to Christian character building, academic excellence, and the genuine love their teachers had for their students led to rapid growth. The
Blackhawk Christian School
In Fort Wayne, Indiana, Blackhawk Christian High School’s fine arts programs had outgrown their space within the school’s existing building. Elevatus Architecture was hired to design a new addition to the school to serve the department and its students. The 6,424-square-foot addition will include four new fine arts classrooms, along with accompanying restroom facilities
Pella Christian Grade School
Increasing enrollment and continuing to deliver the highest level of instruction possible were the driving forces behind the Pella Christian School Board taking action to improve their grade school in Pella, Iowa. With leadership from frk architects + engineers, the school worked through a process that weighed addition and renovation options, as well as
Valley Christian School
An inviting and supportive space for students in San Jose, California As part of a reshuffle on Valley Christian School’s middle and high school campus, the former 7,000-square-foot library was renovated into a new Counseling Center. The school needed a comfortable, inviting space with a mix of both private and open areas. The team
Landmark Christian School
As an established and growing private K-12 school, Landmark Christian School in Fairburn, Georgia, had outgrown its space. Ready to expand and invest in a facility designed just for their high school students, they purchased a former public elementary school originally built in the 1940s and decommissioned in the 1990s. Having sat vacant for
Franklin Christian Academy
906 Studio is the Design Architect on the Phase II expansion of Franklin Christian Academy (FCA) located on its +/- 13-acre campus in Williamson County. The site provides a variety of architectural challenges from dramatic topography and drainage easements to water quality control. Phase I, completed and operating above capacity, is utilizing portable classrooms
Lakeway Christian Academy
Set atop a broad knoll in rural East Tennessee, this state-of-the-art school serves middle and high school students in an extensive and well-appointed learning environment. A vast sports complex and performing arts center are open for use, as well. Lakeway Christian Academy retained Johnston Architecture Inc. (JAI) to develop a 43-acre site into a
St. Michael the Archangel Catholic High School
Traditional values meet innovative learning where students get a well-rounded education in a space that marries religious teachings with brain-based learning. This new Kansas City Diocese school combines the former St. Mary’s and Archbishop O’Hara high schools into one cohesive learning environment. A large atrium connects the chapel and academic spaces with a two-story