Sanctuary & Stage
Clear spans for unobstructed seating and sightlines. Coordinate stage loads, catwalks, and projector/speaker rigging with the frame.
Clear SpanRiggingSightlines
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Churches & Community Buildings
Flexible sanctuaries, multi-purpose halls, and classrooms under one engineered steel roof. Balance acoustics, natural light, and energy costs while meeting ADA and life-safety codes.
Halls & Classrooms
Multi-purpose halls for events and youth sports. Add classrooms, nursery, and offices with future expansion bays.
Multi-PurposeClassroomsExpansion Bays
Acoustics & AV
Use absorptive finishes and strategic diffusers to control reverb. Pre-plan conduit paths for audio, video, and streaming.
AbsorptionDiffusionAV Paths
Envelope & Energy
Insulation, air-sealing, and efficient RTUs lower operating costs. Daylighting reduces glare while maintaining thermal comfort.
InsulationAir SealingDaylighting
Popular Sizes
Footprints that Work
60×100 • 80×140 • 100×200 with 20–25′ bay modules. Combine sanctuary + hall + classroom wing as phased additions.
Heights & Doors
Clearances
Eave height 18–28′. Tall entries and vestibules; service doors 12×14+ for delivery vans and staging.
Codes & Loads
Engineer It Right
Verify wind/snow/seismic, assembly occupancies, ADA access, egress counts, and fire separation per your AHJ.
Next Steps
- 1. Run CodeSmart™ to note wind, snow, and seismic for your site.
- 2. Set sanctuary capacity, stage needs, and clear span/eave height.
- 3. Lay out hall, classrooms, kitchen/servery, and storage with future bays.
- 4. Coordinate acoustics, AV conduit, HVAC tonnage, and daylighting.
- 5. Verify with your building department, then request a quote from the supplier recommended by CodeSmart™.
Confirm assembly occupancy, egress, and fire/life-safety with the authority having jurisdiction. Door wind ratings and vestibule details vary by region.