Northpark Presbyterian Church required simplicity and restraint in their new sanctuary and campus, while still wanting a sense of presence on their site at Walnut Hill and Central Expressway. A steeple and steeply pitched roof offer that presence an

Northpark Presbyterian Church required simplicity
and restraint in their new sanctuary and campus,
while still wanting a sense of presence on their site
at Walnut Hill and Central Expressway. A steeple
and steeply pitched roof offer that presence and
a sense of tradition, while a modern take on these
elements grants them simplicity. The campus
includes a new sanctuary, day school, gymnasium,
and fellowship hall; all of which orient themselves
inwardly to form a quiet garden courtyard that is
protected from the nearby highway. The buildings
are uniformly wrapped in a light limestone which
unites the campus. In the sanctuary, clerestory
windows allow for natural light without distracting
from the focus of worship. The church’s original
1915 stained glass windows have also been
incorporated as pieces of art.

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