This Classroom/Multipurpose Room addition at St. John Neumann Church is a 2,700-square-foot freestanding building thoughtfully designed to expand the church’s educational campus. Currently in design and contracted through the Los Angeles Archdiocese, the new construction will provide two individual classrooms separated by a movable partition. This flexible configuration allows the rooms to function independently for smaller gatherings or open into one larger space to accommodate expanded programs, meetings, and parish events.

Architecturally, the building has been carefully designed to complement the existing campus, including the adjacent educational building and the church itself. The exterior materials reflect the established character of the site, featuring traditional stucco plaster finishes and a classic barrel tile roof. By blending cohesive design with adaptable interior functionality, this project will enhance the parish’s ability to serve its growing community while maintaining the architectural integrity of the campus.

Photography by Veridian Creative