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 H.B.D. - Meeting challenges everyday
Church projects are extremely challenging, because a congregation has wonderful aspirations, but its funds are often limited. Currently we see a large number of multi-purpose, community/ parish centers being planned, along with expanded education space.
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First Baptist Church of Maryville
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First Baptist Church of O'Fallon
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The project managers at H.B.D. can take your concept plan, and develop an accurate budget of what your building will cost, and also make suggestions to keep your project within your budget. A Construction Management approach is very valuable to continue, throughout design, to make sure that design and budget converge at a cost you can afford. No surprises at bidding, no drastic reduction in scope to react to a budget being blown. Instead, a collaboration between your committee, the architect and your builder to get your facility built for what you can afford.
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First Baptist Church of O'Fallon
Architect:
TGary Kaamper & Associates
O'Fallon, IL
A continuous multi-phase project for the expansion of the existing church facility to include the construction of a Preschool Children's Addition, new 70,000 sq. ft. Worship Center and Atrium, Recreational and Activity Center, and possible further expansion of the Preschool Children's Wing.
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First Baptist Church of Maryville
Architect: Pfaff Associates
Maryville, IL
Construction Management program for the planning and construction of a new two-story, 79,000 sq. ft. facility that will include a 1,000 seat sanctuary, a Christian education facility, church offices, and a multi-purpose Christian Life Center. Project includes all the development for the 35 acre site including a new 4,000 ft. municipal sewer line and annexation into the City of Maryville.
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Central Baptist Church of Eureka
Architect: St. Louis Design Alliance
Eureka, MO
A new gymnasium and classroom facility including basketball/volleyball courts/locker rooms, sitework, and porte cochere. Lower level is designed for future classrooms. Block building with brick veneer. Total area: 21,000 sq. ft.
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Chapel of the Cross, LCMS
Architect: The Wind Architectural Group
St. Peters, MO
A new 500 seat sanctuary, including glued laminate wood beams and wood ceiling deck, 13 classrooms, nursery, library, and church offices. The project also included a 4,000sf. multi-purpose room. Total area: 24,769 sf.
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United Methodist Church of the Shepard
Architect: St. Louis Design Alliance
St. Peters, MO
HBD provided pre-construction budgeting and scheduling CM services and performed as General Contractor. The Project was a new church facility including sitework, 465 multi-purpose sanctuary, offices, nursery. Pre-engineered metal building frame with masonry brick and EFIS veneer. Total area: 18,654 sq. ft.
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