St. Helen
St. Helen Parish contacted the Architect to define a master plan for a new sanctuary on their existing site in Pearland, TX. In order to gain acceptance of the planning effort and for the parish to have “ownership” of the design process, the Architect brought the community together with a series of workshops to re-define the vision of the parish. Over a 6 month period the master plan and design concept for the expansion was complete. Fundraising took less than six months and construction was started.
Principal in charge: Gregory M. Davis, AIA
St. Mark
With an existing 750 seat worship center no longer viable, this urban parish asked the architect to lead a program to re-envision the parish. After many workshop sessions the new 1500 seat worship facility design was realized. In 2009 a new organ was installed as planned in the workshop sessions.
Principal in charge: Gregory M. Davis, AIA
St. Peter
The site included 17 structures that dated from 1861 to the present. The design was developed to retain the original towers of the church that was built in 1923 and approximately 75% of the remaining structure.
Principal in charge: Gregory M. Davis, AIA
St. Bridget
After a formal Feasibility Study the “Dream of a New Sanctuary” turned to renovation. A parish was developed with a new vision for the renovation of the existing building.
Principal in charge: Gregory M. Davis, AIA
St. Margaret Mary
This suburban parish in Cedar Park, Texas had a need to expand its existing sanctuary seating from 800 to 1200 seats. This new facility was to bring the community into a space that reflects its history and its importance.
Principal in charge: Gregory M. Davis, AIA
