Your congregation may be reporting some challenges, but what are the core problems that you need to identify? Bruce Woody brings years of experience in church architecture. This discussion will help you identify problem areas in your church facility. The reported issue may not be the real problem and you will spend money needlessly. Bruce will share his experience on identifying, evaluating and solving those problem areas.
Identifying, Evaluating and Solving Problem Areas Within Your Church Campus and Facilities
About the Author: Bruce Woody
Bruce Woody is President & CEO for HH Architects and a frequent speaker on both large and small-scale church/faith-based campus planning projects. Since joining the firm in 1990, he has served as Design Lead or Principal-in-Charge on the vast majority of the firm’s large-scale projects, many of which are award winning. Bruce is best known for his creative problem-solving skills and the passion he has for design, which is evident in each long-standing partnership he has developed through his 30 years with the firm. He currently serves on the boards of Sunny Glen Children’s Home and the University of Arkansas Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design Dean’s Association. He is an active member of Texas Society of Architects, American Institute of Architects Dallas Chapter, and the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.