Phase 1
The beginning: site preparation
Clearing and grading the wooded lot, walking the site and staking out the building footprint.
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Good News Church, from the ground up.
A wooded lot, a tight budget and a congregation that needed a home. Follow the build phase by phase, from clearing the site to opening the doors.
Project overview
The project that started A & Y
When Good News Church was looking for a new home, Andy and Yury, both members of the congregation, stepped up to lead the effort. Working within a tight budget, they met with appraisers and banks, commissioned topographical studies and managed every phase of the work.
The result is a full church campus: a steel-frame building with a brick and metal exterior, a sanctuary, fellowship hall, café, offices and restrooms, plus parking and landscaping.
Since opening in 2018, A & Y has also taken on commercial work including a bank and a granite showroom.
- Project type
- Ground-up church building
- Structure
- Steel frame on concrete slab
- Our role
- Planning through construction
- Scope
- Site, building, interiors, parking
Build timeline
Every phase, in photos
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Phase 2
Excavation and foundation
Excavation, underground utilities and the concrete slab the building stands on.
Phase 3
Work in progress: the steel frame
The red-iron structure goes up and the building takes shape.
Phase 4
Almost done: the building envelope
Metal wall panels, roofing, windows and doors close in the building.
Phase 5
Inside: interior build-out
Metal stud framing, electrical and plumbing rough-in, and drywall.
Phase 6
Done!
The finished church: exterior, sanctuary, fellowship hall, café, building systems, parking and landscaping.
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