Rendered view from 7th Ave South showing campanile.

Rendered view from 7th Ave South showing campanile.

Rendering of courtyard.

Rendering of courtyard.

The Naples Community Church will be the first new church structure in Naples in over 50 years. The new building will include two courtyards, a spacious sanctuary, and an additional wing to the church. The new church will replace their existing facility 7th Ave in Old Naples across from City Hall.

View from northeast.

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View from Northeast.

Naples Community is an example of resilience in various ways. From starting at a home and later relocating multiple time, to finally owning their current facility in 2012. The church has served as a place of support and guidance for the community.

Unfortunately, the site of the new church was in an area of Naples that was hit hard by the storms of hurricane Ian. The existing building got as much as 3 feet of flood water. For this reason, we have lifted the new sanctuary and the other spaces over parking, placing them out of harm’s way. This solution also makes for the very convenient parking and increases green space on the site.

Closeup of exhibit looking into gallery.
Interior view of Sanctuary.

Section and interior view of Sanctuary.

The new church, with its capacity to accommodate over 300 seats, will provide a larger, more inviting space for worship, fostering a deeper sense of connection and spirituality among congregants.

Closeup of exhibit looking into gallery.
Interior view of Sanctuary.

Section and interior view of Sanctuary.

The new church, with its capacity to accommodate over 300 seats, will provide a larger, more inviting space for worship, fostering a deeper sense of connection and spirituality among congregants.

The courtyards will offer a peaceful retreat for reflection and community gatherings, while the new church wing will accommodate expanded programs and services, addressing the diverse needs of the congregation and the broader community.

Rendering of entry courtyard.

Rendering of entry courtyard.

View from East.

View from East.

Gallery