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    A dual-purpose campus serving as both a day school and worship space

    St. Paul’s Episcopal Church & School

    St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Prosper engaged GFF to master plan and design their new campus on a seven-acre site at the southwest corner of Coit and First Street in Prosper, Texas. This new facility is designed to function as a day school during the week and a church on weekends, seamlessly serving the dual needs of the community.

    The master plan includes a 250-seat multi-purpose worship space, children’s education areas, and both indoor and outdoor community gathering spaces. Future phases of the campus development envision a larger worship space for 350 people, expanded children’s education facilities, and additional outdoor play areas.

    Key design themes that emerged from discussions with the church community were inclusiveness, natural light, and simplicity. These elements are reflected in the use of light-toned plaster and natural stone, maintaining material simplicity, while colonnade-wrapped courtyards and light-filled worship spaces foster a sense of community and openness.

    GFF’s Faith & Community Studio carefully crafted this design to ensure that the new campus would meet the needs of both the church and school, providing a flexible and inviting environment that supports their mission and future growth.

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    • Innovative indoor and outdoor learning environments provide spaces for hands-on exploration and collaboration

      St. Mark’s School of Texas – Science Building

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    • Jacquelyn Block

      Principal
      Director of Institutional Practice
    • Jeremy Roehr

      Associate Principal
      Studio Director
    • Mark Holsinger

      Associate Principal
      Design Director
    • Chris Andersen

      Associate Principal
      Senior Project Leader
    • Steve Brookover

      Associate Principal
      Senior Project Leader
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