Nestled in a residential neighborhood at 2069 Ebers Street, Ocean Beach will serve as Newbreak Church’s sixth campus alongside its other locations in Tierresanta, El Cajon, Pacific Beach, Santee and Scripps Mesa. Exterior renovations included the removal of existing wood and brick to give the structure a contemporary facelift. KMA also relocated the main entrance of the church and more prominently displayed it through a custom-designed trellis feature. In addition, this reconfiguration allowed for a larger gathering area for church members. The 6000-square-
“It was exciting to work with Executive Pastor Robert Wachs on the redesign of what was once a traditionally modeled church to transform it into a dynamic contemporary worship space that reflects Newbreak Church’s core mission,” said Don Blair, President of KMA Architecture and Engineering. “In order to achieve this, we focused our attention on elements such as choice of exterior building materials and the incorporation of multimedia into the Sanctuary.”
The design team consists of Don Blair, Rich Guerena, Jay Janda and Alison Warren from KMA; civil and structural engineers from Burkett Wong; mechanical and plumbing engineers from Teza Design and electrical engineers from Lopez Engineering.
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