Religious

Complete restoration of 1843 and 1899 historic church gutted by fire. Only remaining structure was exterior brick and wall and main floor. Work included new top of walls, roof framing, steeple, complete interior including balconies, finishes, and furnishings, new windows, doors and floors. Also included complete new mechanical/electrical/plumbing systems and related code upgrades. The sanctuary has a seating capacity of 682 people.

The project consisted of demolition of a one story portion of existing education wing. The new addition is three stories of classrooms with a three story atrium attached. The building is concrete slab on grade. Walls are block with brick veneer except for the atrium portion which is block with EIFS exterior. The roof system is single-ply membrane. Site grading, drainage work, utility relocation, paving, final grading and seeding are included in this contract.

Construction of a two-story, 15,034 square foot parish center addition adjacent to the existing church building. Spaces include the vestibule with an elevator and connection to existing church, the Eucharistic Chapel, the Reconciliation Chapel, the Minor Worship Chapel, the Social Hall, and the Kitchen on the upper level. The lower level includes an entry vestibule, a music room and four classrooms. Also included is a crypt. Being built into a hillside adjacent to the church, the site work includes approximately 15 parking spaces, sidewalks, curb gutters, seeding, and a concrete plaza with

Extensive renovations to this historic facility included new mechanical, electrical, and security systems as well as handicap access upgrades. Alterations to the lower level allow for a new museum/visitors center.

Demolition of existing parking lot and conversion into a highly visible, decorative parking area for the historic Lee Chapel and Lee Chapel museum. Improvements included a surface consisting entirely of brick pavers and substantial landscaping.

Construction of a 37,000 square foot, three-level classroom and administrative addition with renovations and extensive site modifications to this historic landmark. Traditional and complex architectural features along with a crowded site and poor soil bearing conditions created a challenging project requiring careful planning and execution.

This project included the addition of a 500-seat sanctuary with classrooms on the lower level, a new kitchen facility, and minor renovation within the existing facility. The project included a new parking lot, landscaping, and utilities.

Addition of a 6,000 square foot education wing enclosing a breeze-way and 3,000 square foot administrative offices. The project included renovations of the existing sanctuary and building.

Construction of a new sanctuary, kitchen and fellowship hall, and classrooms to tie in with the existing facility.

Construction of a 69,000 square foot worship center with a seating capacity of 2,800 people as an addition to an existing building. This addition included space for a choir rehearsal room and administrative space for the music director. There is a complete first floor and partial second, third, and fourth floors. The specifications called for an extensive theatrical lighting and sound system in the worship center. All seating in the worship center is located on the first floor and on one balcony level. The balcony structure was designed so that only two supporting columns are visible on the first floor main seating area. This new sanctuary enhances the television broadcast of the church's services.

Construction of a new church and related facilities.