The Church of St. Timothy (Anglican)

Design: Brown Beck & Ross Architects
Construction: Brown Beck & Ross Architect

The project, completed in 1996, centred around a new 300 seat worship space and included a new narthex and programme facilities added to a 1970's church campus concept building. The project evolved after various stages of review of expansion potential on the church campus site.

Contemporary in design, the exterior elevations used brick matching the existing for the field and complementary lighter brick for detailing. New roof lines picked up lines from the existing building. The lower windows were sized to incorporate reworked historic leaded glass panels. The interior reflects the congregation's desire for a bright space, after worshipping many years in a warehouse-like space designed to be the church hall. The late Murray Ross was the partner-in- charge and design architect. William Menzel worked on the design and produced the construction documents. David Paine carried out construction review.

The project was tendered.