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Jacquelyn Block, AIA, LEED AP, Principal and Director of Faith & Community Practice at GFF, seated on a sofa in a dark green dress, smiling in a modern office.

Jacquelyn Block

AIA LEED AP
Principal + Director of Institutional Practice
Faith & Community Studio
/
Dallas Office
University of Texas at Austin – School of Architecture
University of Texas at Arlington – College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs

Jacquelyn serves as Director of Institutional Practice at GFF, where she leads the design of religious and educational facilities. Practicing since 2001, she joined GFF in 2007 and has developed extensive expertise in creating spaces that serve both spiritual and community needs. Her work encompasses a wide range of projects, from traditional worship spaces to modern multi-purpose facilities, with a particular focus on sustainable design and community integration. As a Principal, Jacquelyn frequently shares her expertise through national speaking engagements on topics including church design, security through architectural planning, and cost-effective renovation strategies.

Jacquelyn Block, AIA, LEED AP, Principal and Director of Faith & Community Practice at GFF, seated on a sofa in a dark green dress, smiling in a modern office.

Jacquelyn serves as Director of Institutional Practice at GFF, where she leads the design of religious and educational facilities. Practicing since 2001, she joined GFF in 2007 and has developed extensive expertise in creating spaces that serve both spiritual and community needs. Her work encompasses a wide range of projects, from traditional worship spaces to modern multi-purpose facilities, with a particular focus on sustainable design and community integration. As a Principal, Jacquelyn frequently shares her expertise through national speaking engagements on topics including church design, security through architectural planning, and cost-effective renovation strategies.

Jacquelyn Block is a Principal and the Director of Institutional Practice with GFF.
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    Faith & Community

    With a larger sanctuary and a gracious new entry, the church invites congregants into a space that feels both familiar and renewed

    Good Shepherd Episcopal Church & School – Sanctuary Renovation

    Dallas, Texas

    First United Methodist Church of Richardson’s new campus brings together sacred space, community life, and education in a setting designed for spiritual and civic connection

    First United Methodist Church of Richardson

    Richardson, Texas

    A refined renovation brings enhanced accessibility, updated technology, and renewed beauty to one of TCU’s most treasured spaces

    TCU – Robert Carr Chapel Renovation

    Fort Worth, Texas

    A student-centered hub designed to elevate spiritual life and social connection

    Dallas Theological Seminary – Chapel and Student Life Center

    Dallas, Texas

    Our People

    Michael Lehr

    Associate Principal
    Studio Director

    Mark Holsinger

    Associate Principal
    Design Director

    Emily Mendez

    Associate
    Director of Sustainability / Interior Design Leader

    Loren Boynton

    Senior Design Leader

    Sandra Beer

    Senior Project Leader

    Scott Williams

    Senior Project Coordinator

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