In Trenton, New Jersey, one of Louis I. Kahn's first pieces of architecture resides, the Trenton Bath House.  This simple structure embodies what Kahn later used as the main building block of most his architectural work.  Kahn was also hired to construct a community center adjacent this bathhouse.  Although he went through many phases of design, his ideas never came into existence and another Architect designed the community center.  

With this project, considering recent discussions by the community center to rebuild due to insufficient space, we did an evaluation of the site, assuming the Kahn designed community center was built in the existing centers place.  Thus, then addressing the need for a chapel to complete the site.