CASE STUDY


     

    Dominion City Church — Norcross, Georgia

    Faith-Based / Community Facility

    Project Context

    Dominion City Church required a coordinated, disciplined approach to facility planning that would support ministry growth while maintaining stewardship, clarity, and long-term viability.

    The Challenge

    Like many growing churches, the project faced common but high-risk challenges


    • Navigating site and development considerations alongside building design

    • Aligning architectural vision with structural and MEP systems

    • Providing clarity for leadership and decision-makers

    • Coordinating consultants and stakeholders without fragmentation

    • Reducing uncertainty before major financial and construction commitments

    Our Integrated Approach

    TK Design Concepts applied its three-pillar model to ensure continuity and clarity throughout the project.

     

    1. Development — Site & Civil Readiness

    We supported early development planning to ensure the site was positioned correctly before vertical
    construction decisions were finalized. Key contributions included development planning and site-readiness coordination; early alignment of
    site constraints with building intent; and support for regulatory and entitlement considerations

     
     

    2. Buildings & Structures — Design Coordination

    We provided architectural design coordination with an emphasis on integration across disciplines,
    ensuring the building systems functioned as a cohesive whole.
    Key contributions included architectural design coordination; alignment of structural and MEP
    systems with the architectural vision; and early identification of system conflicts and decision points

     
     

    3. Project Management — Lifecycle Oversight

    Project management served as the connective tissue, ensuring consistency from planning through
    execution. Key contributions included ongoing coordination between consultants and stakeholders; clear
    communication with leadership and decision-makers; and structured oversight to keep scope,
    expectations, and sequencing aligned.

     
     

    Outcome

    Through an integrated, disciplined approach, leadership gained clarity and confidence in planning
    decisions; consultants and stakeholders operated with aligned expectations; and the project
    advanced with reduced uncertainty across phases—grounded in stewardship, clarity, and long-term
    vision.

     
     

    Next Step?

    If your organization is planning a facility and wants alignment before committing resources, TK
    Design Concepts welcomes the conversation.

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