MEP engineering for church architects – The Gathering Church 12,000-square-foot new-construction metal building in Roseville, Georgia, with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design.
Project Type
Civic and Government
Location
Roseville, Georgia
Project Size
12,000 Square Feet
Date of Completion
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Architect/Client
Emerson Properties

The Gathering Church

“What I care most about is having people who are easy to work with, that I enjoy working with, that make the job easier, and that’s why I really like working with you. I will always come to your team first because you’re easy to work with and go out of your way to help.”

Justin Painter

Emerson Properties

The team has been helpful not only in design but also during construction. The response and communications have been good and prompt. We appreciate Tamara and Bassam being very quick in responding to RFIs, especially during construction when things are moving very rapidly.

Mr. Poan Chen

Owner / Founder,
CSM Partners

Project Overview

MEP engineering for The Gathering Church supports the development of a new-construction metal building designed to accommodate church services and associated activities.

The facility requires coordinated building systems appropriate for a religious assembly environment, where occupancy can vary significantly depending on worship services, gatherings, and other church-related functions.

The project is currently anticipated not to require state review. Should this requirement change during the design process, additional engineering services may be necessary to address the expanded review and approval requirements.

Project Scope

MEP Engineering provides coordinated MEP engineering to support the new church facility and its intended assembly and activity spaces.

The engineering design is developed in coordination with the architectural layout and metal building configuration, with particular consideration given to the operational requirements of a church environment.

MEP systems are planned to provide practical infrastructure for regular worship services and associated church activities while supporting efficient construction and long-term facility operations.

Services

Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Design

Highlights

Highlights

MEP Engineering Highlights

Why Architects Choose Us

  • Religious Facility Experience – MEP engineering tailored to worship and assembly environments.
  • 12,000 SF New Construction – Coordinated building systems designed alongside the new facility.
  • Assembly Occupancy Considerations – HVAC planning responds to changing occupancy associated with services and gatherings.
  • Metal Building Coordination – MEP infrastructure integrated with the building’s structural configuration.
  • Mechanical Design – HVAC systems coordinated for occupant comfort and church operations.
  • Electrical Design – Power and lighting infrastructure integrated with the architectural layout.
  • Plumbing Design – New plumbing systems coordinated with the facility plan and building requirements.
  • Constructability Focus – Engineering disciplines coordinated early to reduce potential installation conflicts.
  • Regulatory Awareness – Scope reflects the current assumption that state review is not required, with provisions for additional services if requirements change.

We collaborate with architects, owners, and developers to provide coordinated MEP solutions for churches, houses of worship, religious facilities, assembly spaces, community facilities, and new-construction metal buildings.

Church & Assembly Project Experience

Our team provides MEP engineering for church architects on projects involving:

  • New church construction
  • Worship and assembly spaces
  • Parish and community facilities
  • Religious facility renovations
  • Multi-use gathering spaces
  • Metal building projects

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