At Visioneering Studios, we describe ourselves as a Design+Build firm. We are proud of our unique ability to take a project from initial concepts all the way through to grand opening. In our opinion, that True Integration is one of […]
Back in 2003, we all learned a new term. SARs – Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrom. It was a virus that came out of nowhere and had no cure that was rapidly spreading around the world. It brought a sense of […]
Earlier this year, Visioneering Studios was honored to work with students from the Santa Ana school district. These students were participating in a placed-based learning residency for those interested in pursuing a career in architecture. This opportunity was made possible […]
As the team was looking at our marketing plan, trying to figure out how to best respond to the current times when we came across this phrase – “First, be human.” It’s a great lesson because unless you make […]
Welcome to the COVID phase of church history. Our doors are closed, our congregations are online and all of the rules have changed. Yet, that doesn’t meant that the work has stopped. Luckily, there are a couple key rules to […]
The dawning of each new year triggers an avalanche of brand new design predictions for the upcoming year. And this year, the list will be undoubtedly accompanied by the exhausted drone of kitschy “20/20 Vision” slogans. But unlike other years, […]
Searching out a new location for your church is incredibly exciting. Yet, if it’s your job to find that perfect property, it can also be an overwhelmingly daunting task. Church real estate isn’t for the faint of heart. […]
There are thousands of churches across the country, and every one of them has its own story. From a rich history to a vital mission, we all have values that we hold to in our churches. We have a vision […]
If you were driving down a road in your town and saw this building (below), would you be intrigued? Would you want to check it out? As you look at that picture, who do you think this building is meant […]
Two years ago I got married, and my husband and I had to figure out what we were going to keep and what had to go — everything we had was not going to fit into our new life or […]
