Los Angeles, CA

The existing church is a neo-gothic, poured-in-place concrete building built in the 1930's.  An un-reinforced masonry Parish Hall was built adjacent to the church at approximately the same time.  In the 1980's, the Parish Hall was condemned. At this time a new structure was added to the existing building.

The new addition includes a large multi-use fellowship hall accomodateing up to 380 people; meeting and study rooms of various sizes, including a furnished library; the Parish's administrative offices; a day-care center and playground; full commercial kitchen; and a half-basement for scouting activities.