Vision Summit at the Franciscan Renewal Center - Aug. 3-4, 2013
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On Aug. 3-4, 2013, the Franciscan Renewal Center in Paradise Valley, Arizona, presented the latest developments in its campaign to completely renovate the 25-acre campus. Included were new details about plans to build a larger Church of Our Lady of the Angels, guest lodging and infrastructure renovations, and more.
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- 2. Holy God, For centuries your people have raised up out of the materials of the earth, houses in which they could gather to give you praise, seek your help, and celebrate their unity in you. They carved churches out of the rock of caves and fashioned the gold-encrusted walls and dome of the Hagia Sophia. They raised the soaring medieval cathedrals of Europe and built the first simple churches of wood and adobe in this country. Some of the churches of our predecessors in faith have stood for centuries, others fell back to the earth within decades. As we gather to plan the new house for our church — our community — give us some of the inspiration that you gave our ancestors. Give us some of the wisdom of Solomon who raised your first temple. Send your Spirit to help us to discern among the many ideas and possibilities that we will consider. Help us to listen carefully and respectfully to the many voices of those who have a stake in the decisions we make. Bless our work today and in upcoming months. We ask this through Christ, our Lord, who is the summit of creation and the purpose of all of our effort. Amen. Church Design Prayer
- 3. Presentation outline Our Vision Presentation of the Master Plan Perricone Plaza Infrastructure Church Design Update Forward Together Questions and Answers
- 5. Our Vision
- 6. The journey Renewing lives through Spiritual Growth, Healing and Transformation, and Service to Others
- 7. The journey THE RENEWING LIVES CAMPAIGN
- 10. Key Elements Phase 1 • New Church 17,500 square feet with seating for 600-800 Community Life Center Music & Liturgy Family and Children Education Social Action and Outreach Conference space for 400 • Guest Lodging Plaza Lodging renovation for a minimum of 30 rooms Expansion for 16-32 Rooms Pool and deck renovation • Endowment Fund Support for future maintenance of church and other structures Phase 2 Center for Healing & Transformation Quiet and peaceful retreat casitas Spiritual direction and counseling space Conference Center Multipurpose meeting and non-profit conferences space for 400 Expanded kitchen Campus Renovations Remainder of existing buildings
- 12. Professional Partners Westlake Reed &Leskosky • National firm with 5 offices • 108-year history • Non-profit and cultural focus • Notable Projects • Orpheum Theatre • Phoenix Symphony Hall • Balboa Theatre • Cleveland Clinic CVL Consultants, Inc. • Locally owned • 60-year history • Residential, multi-family, retail and green energy focus • Local Projects • WP Carey School of Business • Kierland Commons • Arizona Public Service
- 14. Perricone Plaza
- 15. The Perricone& Longo families began coming to the Casa for marriage retreats during the 1960s. Second-generation brother and sister Joe and Lucy Perricone fully funded a renovation of 30 guest lodging rooms and the pool plaza during Summer 2013.
- 16. Final Concept. By Earth & Images Design
- 17. Aerial of new courtyard Final Concept. By Hop Cassidy Pools
- 18. The Casa’s Facilities team saved $47,000 by sourcing discounts and providing some of the labor.
- 20. Infrastructure
- 21. Before the Casa begins construction of any additional buildings, infrastructure improvements and permitting are necessary.
- 22. Town of Paradise Valley 5 acres Maricopa County 20 acres
- 23. Essential Steps July 16 – September 30 Meetings with Town of PV Through November 1 Engineering documents By November 1 Engineering permits filed Spring 2014 Engineering permits approved & infrastructure improvements can begin
- 26. View from Lincoln Drive. Concept as of June 2012.
- 27. Aerial view, looking south. Concept as of June 2012.
- 28. Interior floor plan. June 2013
- 29. Making room for more around the table Purple represents current Church attendance laid over the floor plan of a new structure
- 30. Figure Comparison Existing Church New Church Area Seats Fixed Total Height Exterior Interior 17,500 sf 564 800 35 ft 26 ft 4,940 sf(inc. lobby) 212 500+ (lobby + outside) 26 ft (est.) 20 ft Difference + 12,560 sf + 352 + 300 + 9 ft + 6 ft
- 31. Phases of Design and Documentation Current stage in process Concept Design Programming Conceptual Design – Exploration of Ideas - CONCEPT APPROVAL FROM PROVINCE - Schematic Design Engineered Systems Begin to establish a budget – through Cost Estimate - INITIAL COST ESTIMATE APPROVAL FROM PROVINCE – Design Development Elaborate and refine the design concept Define and resolve all important aspects of the project Update Cost Estimate - BUDGET APPROVAL FROM PROVINCE - Construction Documentation Drawings and specifications that set forth, in detail, requirements for the construction of the project Status as of August 2013.
- 32. View from Lincoln Drive. June 2013
- 33. View from Interior. June 2013
- 34. Interior partial rendering. June 2013
- 35. Interior entry way, near font. June 2013
- 36. Interior reconciliation chapel. June 2013
- 37. East wall, seen from altar. June 2013
- 38. Light image at 9:00 a.m.
- 39. Light image at 11:00 a.m
- 40. Light image at 5:00 p.m.
- 41. Next Steps Sat/Sun., Aug 3-4 Community presentations (“Vision Summit”) Fri/Sat., Aug 30-31 Church Design Committee meeting with artists Wed/Thu., Sept 4-5 Pew company interviews Mon., Oct 7 Community Advisory Group Meeting (for the art program and interior furnishings) Tues., Oct 8 Church Design Committee review meeting
- 42. The Art Program The story that we are trying to tell in this building Scott Parsons art glass Deborah Luke relief sculptures Karen Schmidt sculpture Br. Vincent Nguyen, OFMSan Damiano cross
- 43. Altar Ambo San Damiano Cross Deacon chair Presider chair Processional cross Reredos elements Altar candle stands Credence table Gift table Pedestals Tabernacle base Sanctuary lamp Tabernacle Narthex elements Entry Doors Cornerstone Fire area outside Donor recognition Reconciliation chapel elements Reconciliation chapel screen Reconciliation chapel window Reconciliation chapel door Reconciliation furnishings Font elements Font Paschal candle stand Ambry Ambry vessels Book of dead/elect Votive lights Devotional area Specific images Marian devotional shrine Image of Francis Image of Clare Dedication Candles Book Storage Art glass windows North Window – clear/fritted glass East Window openings (3) Reredos openings (6-7) South main/front window (10 panels) Ambulatory windows (2-3) Reconciliation Chapel (1) Tabernacle light tower (1) Brother Sun Sister Moon and the stars Brother Wind/Air Sister Water Brother Fire Sister Mother Earth Those Who Forgive Sister Bodily Death The Art Program Elements
- 44. Scott Parsons Art glass Front window “Our Lady of the Angels” Reredos Greccio imagery and Canticle of Creation imagery East windows Canticle of Creation Ambulatory windows Canticle of Creation Reconciliation Chapel Canticle of Creation Over the font Canticle of Creation Tabernacle light tower Greccio imagery
- 45. Scott Parsons example: Gloria Dei Lutheran Church – Sioux Falls, SD
- 47. Karen Schmidt Bronze sculpture Image of St. Francis and St. Clare together ¾ life-size For the interior of the church
- 48. Holy Family This sculpture of the Holy Family is rich with symbolism. The Christ-child prefigures the cross: His future calling. We perceive the Son’s trust in His loving father, and so we begin to understand the relationship He has with His Heavenly Father. Mary, like the Church, adores her Son. Karen Schmidt example: “The Holy Family”
- 49. Mary and Elizabeth was commissioned for the chapel of the Elizabeth House, a home for pregnant women in crisis. This sculpture shows Mary in her humanity: a young, vulnerable girl, in awe of the One who dwells within her. It pictures her obedience, faith, and courage. Elizabeth serves as an example to us, calling us to come alongside the vulnerable. Karen Schmidt example: “Mary and Elizabeth”
- 50. Deborah Luke Relief Sculptures “Incarnation tryptich” – plaster, interior “Resurrection tryptich” – bronze, exterior
- 51. Deborah Luke example of plaster relief sculpture: “Gospel of John”
- 52. Deborah Luke example of bronze relief sculpture: “Gentle Hands”
- 53. Br. Vincent Nguyen, OFM Painter, Iconographer San Damiano Cross for the reredos
- 54. Br. Vincent – cross for Mission San Luis Rey
- 55. Br. Vincent – cross for Our Lady of the Angels
- 57. Forward Together
- 58. Francis preached to people the Gospel of peace and salvation… to prepare in the desert a way by word and example. – St. Bonaventure RENEWING LIVES CampaignVolunteer committees Vision Insider Quarterly newsletter www.CasaRenewingLives.orgCampaign website Discover the Vision Monthly introductory events Vision Summits Community town halls
- 59. Questions & Answers Contact communications@thecasa[dot]org
Editor's Notes
- Welcome! I am Tom Simmons, and I’m honored to serve as the current co-chairman of the Board of Directors here at the Franciscan Renewal Center. It has been a true honor to be part of the Board over the past 7 years, and soon, I’ll turn over the reins to Doug Oleson, who is excited and I know will serve us all well. Thank you for attending our EIGHTH Vision Summit and THIRD Church Design presentation, and thank you to the staff and volunteers at the Casa who have put this meeting together.The purpose of today is to keep you up-to-date about the Casa’s renovation plans and how you can help us fulfill a shared VISION.Before we begin, let’s start in prayer.
- Extensive groundwork has been done to create a VISION that articulates the culture of the Franciscan Renewal Center (our “Casa”) and responds to the needs of this community – today and as we evolve over the decades to come.
- That vision for the Casa is: We are committed to Renewing Lives for ourselves, our communities and our world. We do this through Spiritual Growth, Healing and Transformation, and Serving Others in the spirit of Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi. All are welcome here. And that’s makes us a popular place! Thousands of people come every year. In short, we’ve seen:the church community expand to more than 1,900 households 250 children are enrolled in religious education & family catechesis – a 90% jump in just one yearWe’ve added 3 new Faith in Action ministries in the past two yearsMore than 127,000 visits were made to the campus last year alone. It’s a phenomenal story to tell, especially when faith or trust in religious institutions is declining elsewhere. WE are growing. To fund and deliver on this VISION – and continue to welcome all without cutting services -- we have embarked upon the RENEWING LIVES campaign. This is setting the stage for our Casa to confidently move into the future, knowing that we have the physical plant and financial resources – as well as the manpower -- to accommodate an ever-changing and growing community.
- The campaign is volunteer led, with 10 active committees consisting of about 8 people each, plus a larger Church Advisory Group. We are tremendously grateful to these volunteers who dedicate large amounts of time each month. If you would like to get involved, please see Tara La Bouff at the end of today’s meeting.
- The work of this campaign and its many community volunteers has never been more needed. The entire property never had a Master Plan to guide the Casa’s growth. Buildings were repaired or constructed on a piecemeal basis and a shoestring budget. So, a Master Plan was developed last year and first shared with the community in August – exactly 12 months ago. The Master Plan provides a road map for where new structures could be placed on the property and how to best configure our 25 acres in order to preserve yet maximize this land.
- Gloria Dei is an unprecedented ecclesial stained-glass design for the new Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. This project consists of 24 separate architectural glass panels for the chancel façade: 750 sq. ft. in size and rising over 36 ft. in height. Each panel was created using a number of traditional and contemporary glass treatments, including silver stain, acid-etching, sandblasting, and enameling.