Howell Construction has broken ground on Grace Chapel Castle Rock, marking a significant milestone for the community. The facility will be located a short distance west of the current place of worship adjacent to I-25 in North Castle Rock.
Sized at just under 15,000 square feet, this Lee Architects design will provide an expansive modern worship space. One of its key features is its proximity to the existing church, allowing members to witness the construction progress from start to finish.
The project will include a large worship center, a production room, front-of-house booth, storage areas, security space, a green room, and state-of-art audio, visual and lighting systems. A generous lobby will welcome visitors with a coffee bar, information center and restrooms, creating an inviting atmosphere for fellowship. Additionally, the facility will house seven classrooms for youth teaching, a nursing room, a resource center, and a spacious gathering area. The entrance to the building features a welcoming courtyard.
“This congregation has been waiting for years for this project to start. Howell considers it a privilege to be on the team to see their dream become a reality,” said Andy Stewart, vice president of Howell Construction.
Howell Construction, a locally owned, full-service general contracting firm in business since 1935, provides construction management, design-build, and collaborative construction services along Colorado’s Front Range. Howell specializes in building in technically intensive, high-risk environments where the consequences of failure are high. Howell focuses on general commercial, advanced industries, healthcare, corporate interiors, and public sector markets.
