The special aesthetic considerations inherent to worship facilities, and the common need for large clearspan structures in sanctuary areas and multi-purpose facilities are accomplished easily and economically with pre-engineered steel structures.

Islamic Society of Wichita - 6655 E. 34th St. North, Wichita, KS
This unique multi-purpose facility is an eye-catcher that offers administrative, recreation, education and worship space for the growing Muslim community in the Wichita, KS area.  This design/build project was designed by architect David Haines and is the first phase of a much larger facility.  We look forward to the on-going development and construction of new space as the needs of the Islam community evolve. Click Here for Photos 1 - 2

Muslim Community Center and Prayer Hall, Wichita, KS  2004

Vineyard Christian Church - 2020 E. Blake, Wichita, KS
In 2004 Vineyard Christian Church found themselves needing some growing room for their congregation. This 6,431 sq. ft. addition has a multi-purpose room with mezzanine with classroom surrounding it. The walls on the mezzanine level were painted in bright colors add to the beauty of the inside of the addition.

The Church decide on a two tone colored panels for the outside and large windows on the south of the building to add to the dramatic effect of the buildings coloring.  Click here for photos 1 - 2
Featured Project: Good Shepherd Episcopal Church - 8021 W. 21st St., Wichita, KS

Built in 1990, this 16,000 sq. ft. building stands out on west 21st street because of its unique Architectural Design. The design phase of this project involved bringing two congregations together as one. This was a challenging, but very rewarding project, which we are proud to have been involved with.

Architect David Haines designed this project, which indicates his open minded and creative approach to the use of pre-engineered steel structures. This facility is multi-functional with administrative offices, classrooms, a beautiful sanctuary, a multi-purpose fellowship area with a joining kitchen and a built-in baptismal font.

This building was manufactured by VP Buildings and features an 8' high brick wainscot with embossed v-rib metal wall panels above and a colored 26 gauge Panel rib roof.

This project has been featured in trade magazines and advertisements and has won many design awards including the local Kansas Systems Builders Association 1990 Building of the Year Award and the national Systems Builders Association 1990 Building of the Year.

Photos and Virtual Tours of Good Shepherd Episcopal Church