We pride ourselves in the quality
of work we do for religious organizations. Every congregation
has unique needs, worship style, and monetary abilities.
Each engineering design is specially tailored to work
within the congregational boundaries while supporting
the design architect’s
program.
The special talent Cain Ouse Associates has for designing
religious facilities has earned us the privilege of designing
no less than three new or renovated buildings each year
since the turn of the century.
United
Methodist
This
facility was expanded to support a growing congregation.
Along with new classroom space for Sunday school, the
building electrical service was upgraded, and new heating
and cooling systems were added to existing spaces.
Family
of Christ Sanctuary
This
sanctuary received a number of specialty systems that many
congregations are using during worship services. The
lighting control system is integrated with the sound console
control and video recording system. The screen projection
system also integrates directly with the sound and lighting
systems to literally activate with a touch of one button.
Family
of Christ Church
This
photograph not only shows the new facility, but also its
underground geo-source well field area. Several of our
clients have decided to eliminate the cost of natural
gas from their annual budgets. If you are interested
in knowing more, see our Mechanical Specialties or
call us for information.
Hope
Lutheran Church Narthex
The
narthex is the first space visitors see in nearly every
church. The members of Hope Lutheran Church needed a
long, functional space to interface between their main
sanctuary, their multipurpose space and their offices.
This narthex offered them an open space to gather and
greet each other, or simply meet to share fellowship.
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