CHURCHES

Little Brothers of the Lamb Monastery

 

The vestibule establishes a humble look and feel inspired by the Little Brothers’ fraternal life and mission
The vestibule establishes a humble look and feel inspired by the Little Brothers’ fraternal life and mission.
The vestibule establishes a humble look and feel inspired by the Little Brothers’ fraternal life and mission
Members of the Little Brothers of the Lamb have their communal meals in the refectory
Members of the Little Brothers of the Lamb have their communal meals in the refectory.
Members of the Little Brothers of the Lamb have their communal meals in the refectory
Catholic artwork, iconography and statuary are integrated throughout the monastery
Catholic artwork, iconography and statuary are integrated throughout the monastery.
Catholic artwork, iconography and statuary are integrated throughout the monastery
The monastery kitchen design reflects a focus on simplicity and durable materials
The monastery kitchen design reflects a focus on simplicity and durable materials.
The monastery kitchen design reflects a focus on simplicity and durable materials
The small chapel creates an intimate space for Mass and prayer.
The small chapel creates an intimate space for Mass and prayer.
The small chapel creates an intimate space for Mass and prayer.
View of the cupola adorned with artwork typical of that throughout the monastery
View of the cupola adorned with artwork typical of that throughout the monastery.
View of the cupola adorned with artwork typical of that throughout the monastery

LOCATION:

Kansas City, Kan.

SIZE:

6,862 Sq. Ft.

WSKF Architects was selected to design this monastery that serves as a residence and base for the work of Little Brothers of the Lamb in Kansas City, Kan. The monastery design includes a dining room, kitchen/pantry, cloister area with residential rooms, library and a chapel. The facility has 5,522 square feet on the main floor and a basement area of 1,340 square feet. WSKF and our engineering partners worked closely with Little Brothers of the Lamb and the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas in developing the design. The monastery is a companion facility to the nearby Little Sisters of the Lamb community. The project was completed in early 2019.

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North Kansas City, MO
110 Armour Road
North Kansas City, MO 64116
816-300-4101 (P)
816-300-4102 (F)

Kansas City, KS
707 Minnesota Ave, Suite 506
Kansas City, KS 66101
913-287-1900 (P)
816-300-4102 (F)

North Kansas City, MO
110 Armour Road
North Kansas City, MO 64116

816-300-4101

Kansas City, KS
707 Minnesota Ave., Suite 506
Kansas City, KS, 66101

913-287-1900