Parkway Baptist Church

 


Location: Smyrna, Tennesse
Project Scope: New church construction

The Dow Smith team completed construction of this new, 14,761-square-foot church in Smyrna, Tennessee. The project included a new worship hall, consisting of clear span construction with wood accents, administrative offices and ministry education space. The site’s topography required extensive work, delaying construction and constricting the church’s budget. Luckily, our team was able to overcome these setbacks and the congregation was able to occupy the building in 10 months. 

 

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