Sevier Heights North Campus
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Sevier Heights North Campus
Knoxville, Tennessee
JAI was asked by Sevier Heights Baptist Church to develop a new SHBC North Campus: a contemporary worship facility in a former grocery store.
Having previously worked together on the master plan of its main campus, JAI developed the satellite facility that features a sanctuary, children’s classrooms and a large lobby and gathering space with coffee bar, café tables and WiFi capabilities. The concept for this facility included a modern edge, while still giving a nod to the main campus palette. The exterior materials include corrugated horizontal metal panels and exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) with a metal panel look. The facility will serve as a prototype for future satellite campuses throughout the Knoxville area.
JAI was asked by Sevier Heights Baptist Church to develop a new SHBC North Campus: a contemporary worship facility in a former grocery store.
Having previously worked together on the master plan of its main campus, JAI developed the satellite facility that features a sanctuary, children’s classrooms and a large lobby and gathering space with coffee bar, café tables and WiFi capabilities. The concept for this facility included a modern edge, while still giving a nod to the main campus palette. The exterior materials include corrugated horizontal metal panels and exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) with a metal panel look. The facility will serve as a prototype for future satellite campuses throughout the Knoxville area.
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Sevier Heights North Campus
Knoxville, Tennessee
Client
Sevier Heights Baptist Church
Size
26,000 square feet, new
26,000 square feet, new
Completion
2014
Cost
Services Provided
Architectural Design
Key Personnel Test
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Address(es)
3232 Alcoa Highway,Knoxville,Tennessee,37920
Consultant(s)
Mark V. Graham Engineering Consultants, PLLC
Bender & Associates Structural Engineers, LLC
Max Cook, PE
Harvey Hampton, PE
Reference(s)
Sevier Heights North Campus
Knoxville, Tennessee
JAI was asked by Sevier Heights Baptist Church to develop a new SHBC North Campus: a contemporary worship facility in a former grocery store.
Having previously worked together on the master plan of its main campus, JAI developed the satellite facility that features a sanctuary, children’s classrooms and a large lobby and gathering space with coffee bar, café tables and WiFi capabilities. The concept for this facility included a modern edge, while still giving a nod to the main campus palette. The exterior materials include corrugated horizontal metal panels and exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) with a metal panel look. The facility will serve as a prototype for future satellite campuses throughout the Knoxville area.
PROJECT DETAILS
JAI was asked by Sevier Heights Baptist Church to develop a new SHBC North Campus: a contemporary worship facility in a former grocery store.
Having previously worked together on the master plan of its main campus, JAI developed the satellite facility that features a sanctuary, children’s classrooms and a large lobby and gathering space with coffee bar, café tables and WiFi capabilities. The concept for this facility included a modern edge, while still giving a nod to the main campus palette. The exterior materials include corrugated horizontal metal panels and exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) with a metal panel look. The facility will serve as a prototype for future satellite campuses throughout the Knoxville area.
“We took up a collection to start a new campus, to be really strategic about reaching families who have not been to church or have given up on church. I believe that the larger a church gets numerically, the smaller it needs to feel. There’s nothing wrong with a large church or a small church as long as they are accomplishing a relationship built on names.”
Quote from Tim Miller, Knoxville News Sentinel article March 27, 2016
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