What Is A Master Plan?

The church must Master Plan its
future goals to know where and how today's development will occur. This is some of the most productive time you will spend with your architect.

A master plan is a study of the future growth for your church. Understanding your needs in 20 years will help you to make better decisions today and help grow your ministry into the future.

A Master Plan helps to:

• Prioritize ministry needs
• Coordinate facilities plans with ministry plans
• Maximize long range use of site
• Determine financial feasibility by phases
• Provide plans for zoning presentations
• Provide plans for fundraising & vision casting
• Identify expenses for budget and finance planning
  

Color renderings will help your congregation begin to envision the finished project. In addition to practical help with the zoning project, these renderings will build excitement and help with your stewardship campaign.

A Site plan is a “bird’s eye” view of your property, showing existing buildings and other property features.  Superimposed on your existing property, we show the locations of future buildings, phased parking areas, passive and active recreational developments.