This post concludes our two-part series on how to optimize the interior design process for your church (for Part 1, click here). Whether you’re remodeling an existing church building or undertaking new construction, the interior design process has its own components and time frame that need to be addressed. Jennifer Snider, our staff interior designer, has put together a [...]
Whether you’re constructing a new church building or undertaking a remodeling project, the interior design component is deserving of its own process and time frame. To help you understand the critical steps you should take, we’ve invited Jennifer Snider to share her expertise in this area. Jennifer Snider is the McKnight Group’s Interior Designer. She has been with us [...]
When it comes to church building or remodeling, we often post about the importance of getting things started the right way. We’ve even told some cautionary tales about the necessity of involving church building professionals in your remodeling or new construction conversations right from the start. One of the best ways to do it is with a feasibility study. [...]
We all depend on tools to be functional. And often, to get the most use of our tools, it’s wise to have a flexible perspective to using them. As psychologist Abraham Maslow said, “If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.” We see church buildings as a tool for [...]
Over the 40 plus years we’ve been in business, we’ve seen all sorts of leaders make any number of important decisions about their church. It comes with the territory—there are so many options to be considered when one undertakes a church remodeling project. The daunting number of choices also means that if you’re not a professional in the church [...]