Berger Devine Yaeger + Architecture + Interiors + Planning

	Trinity Lutheran Church As Trinity Lutheran Church grew from the initial worship space constructed in the 1950’s, a need for an identifiable entry space became essential. Berger Devine Yaeger’s concept for the fellowship hall addition provides a sense of entry by nestling canopies which increased in stature as one approaches the new front door. A new church community administrative area flanks the dynamically shaped fellowship hall. The original worship space, a traditional basilica plan, was converted into a contemporary worship space by removing pews and placing chairs in a fan-shaped configuration. The original ceiling recessed light cans were removed and a new interior lighting concept was designed. Wall-mounted perimeter metal-halide fixtures up-light the bleached-wood ceiling to provide indirect light for general illumination. Special wall sconces on each column gave sparkling accent lights throughout the worship space. The project won a first-place award for excellence in lighting design. The total project cost was $1,263,228. 909 Walnut Renovation Adams Toyota Lee’s Summit Ameristar Casino Executive Orders Harrah’s Hotel Northgate Senior Housing Sacred Heart Parish Sprint HQ Food Service Sydney SuperDome The Bluffs Boone County Trinity Lutheran Church Visitation Church Washburn University Moore Bowl