Roxbury Presbyterian Church

FAST FACTS:

CHRIS’S PROJECT NOTES

“Few construction projects culminate in a celebratory service with an entire congregation. But this was no ordinary project, the adaptive reuse of the lower level of a Gothic, Queen Anne style building constructed in 1891.

One that’s on the National Register of Historic Places, no less.

We built a daycare facility that required handicap modifications, the installation of a mechanical lift, and construction of a mechanical room addition at the rear and a complete build-out of the existing space.

Plus, the main sanctuary was restored without sacrificing any of its original details with added lighting, mechanical systems, wall repairs, new wood flooring and painting/staining of the entire space.

Our major construction challenge was to stabilize this historical building structurally and completely upgrade all of its MEP Systems while maintaining its historic character.

Our team worked with the owner’s budget and fundraising schedule to complete the work as the funds became available. The Pastor along with the whole congregation was instrumental in the fundraising effort which continued through the construction period with a lot of trust between us and the owner.”