Showing posts with label Religious Remodel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Religious Remodel. Show all posts

Monday, July 14, 2025

Addition for East Koshkonong Lutheran Church!


We were proud to support NCI Roberts Construction in creating a thoughtful and accessible addition for East Koshkonong Lutheran Church in Cambridge. The 315-square-foot expansion enhances accessibility with a new wheelchair-accessible concrete ramp, stairs, and designated parking. A canopy extension now provides shelter over the entry and landing. Inside, a new vestibule featuring stained glass windows complements the church’s historic design, and a fully compliant unisex restroom adds function and inclusivity just off the entryway.



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Friday, March 29, 2024

Project in Process: Whitestone Church - Oconomowoc, WI

This project holds special significance as it addresses the evolving needs of a growing congregation. The existing church, spanning around 9000 sq ft, will undergo a remarkable transformation, expanding to an impressive 20,000 sq ft! This expansion isn’t just about size; it’s about creating spaces that foster connection and community. The new design will feature generous meeting areas, adult classrooms, a vibrant cafĂ©, and a spacious sanctuary that will serve as a beacon of hope and unity.

PROJECT STATS:
Interior Remodel & Addition: 40,657 sq ft
Construction Start Ancipated: 2024
Cost of Construction: Undisclosed

















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Friday, August 11, 2017

Construction Complete - Elmbrook Church Renovation

Brookfield, Wisconsin

Thrive Architects worked with Elmbrook Church to solve interior space planning challenges and improve wayfinding elements throughout the building. We focused on creative ways to design engaging areas for fellowship which complemented the existing building interiors. Some of the solutions included designing information areas that were highly visible to each of the lobby (narthex) entrances, establishing coffee common spaces to improve fellowship and incorporating a welcome center which could serve as a main gathering space for after service ministries.