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PATHWAY CHURCH

The neighborhood church had become a regional destination and needed to significantly expand to meet demand. They decided to build at a new location in the early 2000s and hired Hutton Design+Build for the work. “The bottom line is we were looking for someone we could trust,” said Larry Wren, retired executive pastor for the church.

SERVICES

  • Construction management at-risk
  • Self-perform
  • Cost estimating
  • Building information modeling

DETAILS

Hutton Design+Build and Schaefer Architecture have helped develop and expand the church campuses in Wichita and Goddard to accommodate growing attendance and community outreach.

DID YOU KNOW?

In case the church needed to expand in the future, one wall of the worship center was built as non-load bearing so it could be removed to hold twice the current congregation.

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A GOOD MARRIAGE

Using the construction management at-risk method, Hutton Design+Build built a 41,835 SF building for the church on 36 acres – then added on to the building just a few years later. Then, in 2015, the church branched out and built a satellite campus in nearby Goddard, KS. The partnership has worked well. “We liked the idea of marrying the architect and contractor,” said Wren. “It brought so much creativity to the project and allowed our team to figure out problems together.”

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“Everyone we worked with really cared about what we were doing, and that always means a lot.”

LARRY WREN

Retired Executive Pastor, Pathway Church

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A JOB WELL DONE

Wren commended the team, saying that the projects have served the church well and the process was smooth throughout. “All along the way, Hutton has been willing to build what we wanted,” said Wren. “Everyone we worked with really cared about what we were doing, and that always means a lot.”