Worship & community infrastructure
Request for Proposal (RFP)
For church committees, architects and developers with drawings, specifications or a formal building brief.
Submit Church RFPRequest a Quote
For early-stage projects. Share the country, congregation, expected size and timing for a supply-package review.
Request a Project QuoteBoth options use Apollo's existing project enquiry system. No instant pricing is generated; quotations depend on project and manufacturer review.
Four building pathways. One coordinated project brief.
Explore the kinds of church facilities Apollo can assess for project supply. These are illustrative architectural directions, not fixed factory models, completed installations or engineered specifications.

Community Church
A practical worship and gathering building for smaller congregations, with adaptable roof and enclosure options.
Potential supply: Steel building shell, shaded entrances and future support-space planning.

Congregation Hall
A larger assembly hall planned around sightlines, usable clear span, comfort and public access.
Potential supply: Steel structural package, acoustic and services interfaces; optional separate fit-out.

Church & Community Campus
A multi-building approach combining worship, teaching and shared community programmes.
Potential supply: Hall, potential modular rooms, covered links and selected recreation facilities.

Architectural Worship Centre
An expressive specialist structure for projects requiring unusual roof geometry or major spans.
Potential supply: ZABALERA structural design assessment with independent envelope and venue packages.
Plan for the actual destination
Pacific Islands
Confirm exact island and port, cyclone and wind requirements, marine corrosion exposure, heavy rainfall, unloading equipment and the local engineering and contractor team.
African projects
Confirm country-specific building rules, heat and ventilation, rainfall, transport route, local materials availability, required approvals and the installation contractor.
From enquiry to an agreed supply package
- Submit an RFP or early-stage Quote brief
- Apollo reviews use, location and project requirements
- Suitable manufacturer capabilities and evidence are checked
- A project-specific quotation and supply scope are prepared
- Freight and local contractor responsibilities are confirmed
All technical performance and local compliance require project-specific evidence and appropriate professional sign-off. Apollo does not carry out installation, foundations or statutory approvals.
Explore three example project briefs
Fictional planning scenarios show how separate building and supporting product packages could be considered together. They are not real projects, customer testimonials or turnkey offers.

Rural African Church
Illustrative brief: a worship hall with a future teaching room and shaded community gathering area.
Project team to confirm: Country, occupancy, site access, weather loading, foundations and local professional team.

Pacific Island Church
Illustrative brief: a coastal community church with covered arrival and options for supporting activity rooms.
Project team to confirm: Exact island, cyclone and wind criteria, corrosion exposure, drainage, port and unloading.

Major Community Campus
Illustrative brief: a congregation building with teaching facilities and a separate youth recreation area.
Project team to confirm: Masterplan, project stages, school/community uses, local codes and supplier-by-supplier scope.
Start with your country, congregation and site.
Provide estimated assembly capacity, intended activities, location, approximate dimensions, project timing and available drawings. Africa and Pacific Island projects are assessed against their actual climate, transport and local engineering conditions.
Apollo supplies agreed project products and building packages only. Installation, local engineering sign-off, foundations, permits and statutory compliance remain with the qualified local project parties. Images are original interpretive concepts; manufacturer capability and specifications require verification.