Photos from the Week of December 9

This week was all about…steel! The bones of the Atrium went up in two days, with a crew and a giant crane putting together the pre-cut pieces. The work on the structure will continue for the next two weeks. Progress also made on plumbing and the boilers.

Photos from the Week of December 2

This week, work continued on the site/foundation preparation, so that the steel building structure can begin going up next week (exciting!) But the big news is that the boiler was hooked up to the Chapel complex–warmth for the staff!–and the boilers for the main complex should be ready by the weekend. There will still need to be many tweaks, but they will be functional. The elevator pit was fully dug and slabbed. And a lot of other less visible work got done.

Photos from the Week of November 24

Atrium floor is poured! Boilers being installed for main complex, and cutting a hole in the concrete ceiling for exhaust. Elevator shaft dug and footings poured for south lobby. Soon heat will be flowing!

Photos from the Weeks of November 11 & 18

First pour for Atrium floor; boilers nearing completion; working on the South Lobby footings…in the rain. Progress is being made on final plan for new water service, to enter at the north side of the building.

Photos from the Week of November 4

New sanitary line, footings and concrete work. Boilers ready…soon!

Photos from the Week of October 30

Footings! Plumbing! Concrete!

Photos from the Weeks of October 14 & 21

Sanitary sewer line and footings are being dug!

Photos from the Week of October 7

…And more creative destruction….

Photos from the Week of September 30

Demolition week!

Photos from the Week of September 23

Removing the stump from the red maple and the row of hedges next to the Fellowship Center hallway.

Photos from the Week of September 16

Removing the tree from the middle graveyard; new fencing at the south lobby; cutting up the logs into useable lumber; new entrance to chapel and offices; building the wall in the Fellowship Center to sequester the construction.