Uniting Gospel Music Heritage with Master Planning Excellence
Destination Feasibility
In the first stage of the master planning process, extensive information is collected to form a comprehensive picture of the potential project. This includes a meticulous evaluation of the site and its existing infrastructure, an exploration of prospective users, and an assessment of the market potential. It also initiates the investigation of possible narratives and themes that will shape the development, laying the foundation for a successful future.
By delving deep into these aspects, PGAV and the Gospel Music Hall of Fame are able to gain a clear understanding of the opportunities and challenges ahead, ensuring that the master plan is well-informed and tailored to the specific needs of the project.
Initial Product Development
During the second phase, guest experience products are thoroughly investigated. Detailed diagrams of the building plans are created, serving as a visual guide for the development process. Workshops and stakeholder reviews are also conducted, allowing for valuable input and collaboration from various parties.
This stage is crucial in shaping the physical aspects of the project and ensuring that the end result meets the expectations and needs of both the Gospel Music Hall of Fame and its visitors. It sets the stage for the final stage of refined product development and implementation.
Refined Product Development and Implementation Plan
The last stage focuses on developing a strategic roadmap that will guarantee sustained success. Precise procedures for assessing the plan are defined, ensuring that every step is carefully monitored and evaluated. A phased implementation strategy is also established, allowing for a smooth and organized progression of the project.
By having a clear implementation plan in place, PGAV and the Gospel Music Hall of Fame can ensure that the vision for the transformed former Second Baptist Church in St. Louis, Missouri, becomes a reality. It allows for flexibility and adaptability as the project progresses, while still maintaining a clear focus on the goals and objectives.
Dr Monica R. Butler, the founder of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, expresses her excitement, saying: “We are truly thrilled to embark on this journey with PGAV. This is an opportunity to imagine a vibrant future for the Gospel Music Hall of Fame while also making a positive impact on the St. Louis community. The history of gospel music is precious, and it is our duty to tell these stories and keep the spirit alive.”PGAV has recently announced the promotions of Charlie Lutz as studio leader for its St. Louis, Missouri facility and Gary Rogowski as studio leader for Orlando, Florida. In these roles, Lutz and Rogowski will foster an environment that maximizes creativity and efficiency, enabling staff members to grow and develop. This further strengthens PGAV's position as an industry leader, ensuring that the highest standards are maintained in all aspects of the project.