We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of the Salvation Army Church and Community Centre, located in the heart of the Isle of Man Business Park. This project represents a significant milestone for Modus Architects, reflecting our commitment to architectural excellence and sustainable design.

Designed with the future in mind, this new facility is not just a building—it's a vibrant community hub intended to serve generations. From the initial sketches to the final construction, every step has been guided by a desire to create a space that meets the diverse needs of the Salvation Army and the community it serves. Our innovative approach included the integration of sustainable technologies such as air source heat pumps and photovoltaic solar panels, making the centre a model of environmental stewardship.

This project was made possible through a profound collaboration between Modus Architects, the Isle of Man Corps, and the Corps Captains. Our shared vision for a space that embodies the spirit of community and sustainability brought this project to life. The feedback from the community and the Corps has been overwhelmingly positive, affirming the impact of our joint efforts.

The design of the church and community centre is aimed at longevity and adaptability. Constructed to stand for over a century, the facility is built to adapt to the evolving needs of its users, ensuring its role as a community cornerstone for years to come.

As we look to the future, Modus Architects remains committed to pushing the boundaries of design and innovation. We are excited about the opportunities to apply our expertise in creating spaces that not only meet functional needs but also enhance the quality of life for community members.

Working with The Salvation Army to deliver their new Isle of Man headquarters building has been incredibly rewarding. Our collaboration seeks to embrace the values and aspirations of the historic charity and the contemporary needs and requirements of its modern workforce and the community. The new building has been designed to last for a hundred years or more and aims to symbolise the organisation's ongoing legacy as it looks to the future in the Isle of Man.

Jeremy Humphries, director, Modus Architects

Modus Architects has delivered a wonderful church and community centre building to the highest standard. The quality and attention to detail is clear to see and the feedback internally and externally has been extremely positive. Working closely with the Isle of Man Corps and the Corps Captains, the architect understood and embraced their needs, not only functionally but also in terms of The Salvation Army's mission and core values. The new building has given the Salvation Army Isle of Man Corps new life and embodies their dedication to nurturing a vibrant, supportive community ecosystem.

Steve Cox, project manager, Salvation Army

Are you inspired by what you’ve seen at the Salvation Army Church and Community Centre? Do you have a vision for a project that requires thoughtful, innovative architectural solutions? We at Modus Architects are eager to hear from you and explore how we can bring your vision to life.