The earliest churches met in houses, the personal homes of their more affluent members. At one point in the church history, a point lost between the end of the book of the Acts of the Apostles and the writings of the church fathers in the middle ages, the church moved into a separate building. This introduced an entirely new building type of architecture, for this new faith required a new design unseen in other buildings.
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There are three major parts that go into selecting an architectural firm to help your vision of your church come to life: Choosing who to interview, the request for proposal, and finally, the actual interview. Understanding these important steps can help you choose the architect that will suit your needs best.
As you prepare to search for a professional architecture about your church construction project, it can be difficult to sift through the jargon and get to the core of what is being said. Familiarizing yourself with “architecture language” can give you the advantage in the conversation. Here are the 10 architecture terms:
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