Our last few posts have covered the children’s spaces used for ministry inside a church building, the classrooms, activity rooms, and play areas built around Sunday mornings and midweek programs. When your church design includes a licensed childcare center or preschool, the requirements for your church design look different. Here are some of the important differences and considerations. Childcare, [...]

In our recent i3 webinar about children's spaces, a church leader asked a great question, and we want to share our answer. When designing children's areas, what are the latest trends when it comes to themes, and how far does the design have to go? Modernized Designs and the Role of Color Of course, children's spaces have evolved in [...]

Designing children's spaces within a church building is an exciting challenge, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. A simple starting place is the use of color, and lots of it. Embracing vibrant hues can transform an ordinary room into a dynamic and engaging environment for kids. And it’s not just about the walls; every element within the space, [...]

Our previous few posts have focused on the technical church design elements of children’s spaces in a church building. These spaces should not only meet building code and regulatory requirements, but they should also look dazzling. Here are some best practices that church leaders can follow when planning the interior design of church spaces for kids. Breaking Up the [...]

Often, church leaders want to offer families more than children’s spaces that are used only during church building activities. While adding preschool and daycare options can fill the bill perfectly, these types of spaces require adhering to more stringent requirements than those for general church use. In our previous article, we delved into the capacity and business requirements for [...]