Facilities built for worship — and the volunteers who run them
From sanctuary infrastructure to a control booth a rotating volunteer team can run on a Sunday morning. We design the whole facility, not just the gear rack.
A worship facility has to do more than sound good — it has to be operable by the people who actually run it. Most of them are volunteers, and most of them rotate. We design churches the way we designed touring productions: reliable under pressure, repeatable every service, and simple at the point of use.
Architectural & acoustic design
Room modeling, acoustic treatment, sightlines, and speaker placement worked out before a single anchor goes in the ceiling. The room is the first system we design.
Infrastructure & electrical planning
Conduit, power, network backbone, and rigging points coordinated with your architect and GC during construction — not retrofitted after drywall.
Broadcast & streaming architecture
Multi-camera capture, switching, and encoding designed as a permanent facility, so a livestream is a button press rather than a weekly production scramble.
Volunteer-ready control booth
Booth architecture and one-touch control layouts built for a 4-position team that changes every week. If a new volunteer can run a service, we designed it right.
Systems we specify: UniFi and Netgear network infrastructure, standards-based conferencing platforms, commercial video distribution and signage, and unified control — chosen for reliability and remote support.
One Faith Community Church
A former game center reimagined into a ground-up worship facility in five months — engineered so a volunteer team can go from doors-open to service-ready in 15 minutes.
5 months — Design to operation · 15 min — Sunday setup (from ~2 hrs) · 3 weeks — To fully operational · 9–11 — Volunteers across 4+ roles
Planning a build or a sanctuary refresh?
The earlier we are in your project, the more we can design in and the less you retrofit later. Bring us in with your architect.