Concordia Lutheran Church

Sensitive updates and additions to an 1892 church building provides a cohesive connection to a historic gothic revival sanctuary.

The Concordia Lutheran Church project was a series of additions and a renovation of the original 1892 all-purpose building into a contemporary and fully accessible fellowship hall. Additional spaces improved included administrative offices, classrooms, restrooms, elevator and nursery. The project required a sensitive contextual architectural response to link the historic building to the 1930’s Gothic Revival sanctuary designed by Ralph Adams Cram.