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PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS Business Information 01 PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS Business Information 01 Ownership 02 Professional Prole 03 Statement of Design Philosophy 04 Worship Projects 05 Awards / Publications 06 Business References 07 Contents 00PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS FIRM NAME PASMA GROUP Architects ADDRESS 1601 Sherman Avenue Penthouse Evanston, Illinois 60201 TELEPHONE o: 847.475.1250 f: 847.475.1290 CONTACT PERSON Douglas P. Pasma Architect TYPE OF ORGANIZATION Corporation Business Information 01PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS Project Experience: Willow Creek Auditorium, South Barrington,IL $70,000,000 Harvest Bible Chapel, Elgin, IL $50,000,000 Calvary Church, Naperville, IL $27,000,000 Douglas P. Pasma Pasma Group Architects (2008-Present) Park Community Church, Chicago, IL $11,000,000 Principal Owner Christ Memorial Church, Holland, MI $13,000,000 • Goss Pasma Architects (‘89-2008) Elmhurst CR Church, Elmhurst, IL $21,000,000 • BoothHansenAssociates,ProjectManager,Chicago,IL’84-’88 RidgePoint Community Church, Holland, MI $4,000,000 Trinity Lutheran Church, Evanston, IL $3,000,000 • University of Michigan, ’81, Master of Architecture First Presbyterian Church, Evanston, IL $500,000 • University of Michigan, ’79, B/S Architecture Viet Nam Veterans Art Museum, Chicago, IL. $5,000,000 Professional Experience includes responsibilities in design and construction phases of projects ranging from developer origi- Treasure Island Food Store, Lincoln Park $6,000,000 nated commercial, retail and housing commissions, primarily on Motorola Nortel Corp., Schaumburg, IL. $8,000,000 urban sites, to religious facilities and corporate interiors through- Orchard Hill Church, Wexford, PA. $4,000,000 out the country. Project management focuses on generating South Mountain Community Church, S. Mountain, UT $6,000,000 and developing conceptual design and site planning solutions for a diverse resume of building types and clients. Ownership 02PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS Licensed in the states of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Utah. History... PASMA GROUP Architects has been in practice since 1988 and is currently staed by ten people. The rm has enjoyed a steady growth based on a high standard of professional service and personal attention to clients Nature of Practice... PASMA GROUP Architects provides full architec- ture, MEP engineering, interior design / space planning, landscape architecture, land planning services for new and renovated facilities. Design Philosophy... Creative Leadership and Teamwork are the core of the rms philosophy. A team is created by organizing representa- tives of each discipline to work closely with you, our client, in address- ing your specic needs. A successful PASMA GROUP design is one that projects the desired image and serves the people who use it with attention to both budget and schedule. A rm’s principal maintains direct personal involvement and assumes ultimate responsibility for client satisfaction. Sta... the PASMA GROUP professional sta consists of (5) architects, (1) interior designer and (6) cad technicians. Project Organization... Each team is led by an experienced project architect who directs the various disciplines during the Professional Prole design and contract process. Each project team repre- sents a cross section of our talents and capabilities. Services... As a full service architect / interior rm, PASMA GROUP Architects’ comprehensive design capa- bilities permit the rm to tailor our services to respond to specic design requirements of this project and spe- cialized needs of whatever the project scope. 03PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS Design approaches and philosophies are as varied as the architects that embrace them. I have been fortunate during the course of my education and professional development to have experienced rsthand the design philosophies and methodologies of two architects who have shaped our profession. One espoused a design methodology which drew upon the egocentric in nature and are therefore rooted in the individual and power of the designer’s subconscious and its ability to echo and reect his personal expression. By contrast, I have chosen to pursue my the images of one’s mind that are gathered over a lifetime. The other own design philosophy and methodology from a more inclusive and embraced historical intellectualism as the primary inspiration for his egalitarian point of view, choosing to develop a process that instead designs. While I have great admiration for the work of both of these expresses the “relationship” between the design team and the gentlemen and I value their inuence on me as I value their mentorship of Church organization. Our philosophy can be described by the me, I nevertheless believe that both of these approaches are essentially following: Listen…in order to…Learn…and then…Creatively Lead We will listen purposefully and intently to the voices of those who have We will creatively lead the project team and the design process by conceived and envisioned the project thus far. clearly communicating - graphically, diagrammatically and spatially - We will learn the nature and needs of the project and the Church, as well a thoroughly considered and well thought out design concept that is as those of the design team by a direct and interactive process of enquiry fully informed by its program, community context, and by the essen- and discovery. The goal will be to understand and assemble the individual tial character of the Church itself. programmatic parts - the hopes, wishes, needs, and wants - into an elegant, structured, and hopefully, simple vision which all of the participants can begin to relate, to interact with, and ultimately to take ownership of. Every project has its own voice. It speaks the values of its owner, the Statement of Design Philosophy hopes of its occupants, the needs of its community, the prides and prejudices of its site, and the vision and sensitivity of its designers. The truly great projects are those where the project’s voice is clearly heard by all. We feel strongly that this project must be “Kingdom Driven”. We believe that its purpose is of the highest calling and we would welcome and appreciate the opportunity to be a critical creative member of Your Project Team. 04PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS WILLOW CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH Master Plan Expansion - Phase II, South Barrington, Illinois 2004 ... New auditorium and supporting areas, lobby/concourse, rehearsal suite and classroom areas. Seating for 7,400. 350,000 SF / $70.0 mil HARVEST BIBLE CHAPEL Master Plan Expansion - Two Phases Elgin, Illinois 2006...Convert Existing 380,000 sf oce building into a 1200 student christian school. New 7800 seat auditorium w/lobby, concourse areas, gym, food service, community assembly areas and site development over 80 acres. 350,000 SF / $50.0 mil CALVARY CHURCH Phase I Expansion Naperville, Illinois 2005... Adult, youth ministry, and childrens ministry assembly rooms, Chapel with 400 seats, Chris- tian school with 350 students and food service/new main entrance court. 150,000 SF / $27.0 mil THE ORCHARD EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Master Plan Expansion Arlington Heights, Illinois Worship Projects 2006...New Sanctuary for 3000, youth ministry, administration and community areas. 75,000 SF / $25.0 mil HEARTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Adaptive-Reuse / Old Shopping Mall Rockford, Illinois 2006... Shopping Mall Adaptive-Reuse, multiple-venue w/2700 seats w/all supporting educa- tional, administrative and community areas. 130,000 SF / $15.0 mil 05PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS ELMHURST CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Church Relocation/New Site/ 7 acres Elmhurst, Illinois 2007... New Worship facility including Sanctuary (850), Educational and Administrative areas. 64,000 SF / $15.0 mil CHRIST MEMORIAL CHURCH Master Plan Expansion Holland, Michigan 2006...Large expansion to children’s ministry, community areas, chapel and youth ministry space. 90,000 SF / $14.0 mil SOUTH MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY CHURCH Church Relocation/New Site, 17 acres Salt Lake City, Utah 2008...New Worship facility including Auditorium (1100/2500), Community areas, Educational/Administration areas. 125,000 SF / $14.0 mil PARK COMMUNITY CHURCH Concrete Loft Building Conversion Chicago, Illinois Worship Projects 2007...Adaptive-Reuse of a concrete loft building into a Worship Center for 1500, administration areas, education/childrens ministry areas. 60,000 SF / $10.0 mil RIDGE POINT COMMUNITY CHURCH Master Plan Expansion Holland, Michigan 2006...New Auditorium buildout w/ full backstage theatre rigging equipment (1700 seats). 60,000 SF / $ 8.0 mil 05 PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS KENTWOOD COMMUNITY CHURCH New Construction Kentwood, Michigan 1995... New Worship Center w/theatre y loft, supporting rehearsal suite and Classroom area. (2500 Seats) 60,000 SF / $7.0 mil WILLOW CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH Oce Expansion - Phase I South Barrington, Illinois 1999...New Construction 3-Story Oce Building, with connecting bridge to existing chapel. 52,000 SF / $7.0 mil GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH Master Plan Expansion - Phase I Detroit, Michigan 1999 ... New Auditorium - 1300 seats, Remodel exist sanctuary into administrative oces and classroom/nursery area. 35,000 SF / $5.0 mil THE CHAPEL Master Plan Expansion Grayslake, Illinois Worship Projects 2005 ... Chapel, Community/cafe area and childrens ministry areas. 20,000 SF / $ 4.0 mil HARVEST BIBLE CHAPEL Warehouse Conversion Rolling Meadows, Illinois 1996... Administrative Oces/Gymnasium / Learning Center (265 seats), New chapel addition (400 seats). 46,000 SF / $4.0 mil 05PASMA GROUP ARCHITECTS GREATER OPEN DOOR
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