Mild early December weather has helped fuel progress on the constructon site. Work continues, albeit not always visible on our construction cams, in several areas:
Wood sheathing (red), waterproofing (gray) and (purple) insulation is added to the north end of the sanctuary.
Waterproof membranes (black) are applied to every “seam” and “valley” between old and new.
Thick 4′ x 8′ sheets of plywood are installed over all the roof trusses, more than 8,000 square feet.
Masons leave room for the installation of two cornerstones, the original 1941 and your new Sacred Space cornerstone.
Masons worked on the front (south) elevation, adding brick along the front porch gable.
All that remains on the front elevation is brick work around the front doors and above the porch gable.
Plywood is raised into position on the roof. The music wing (yellow) awaits trusses. Purple insulation will be covered with brick.
The expanded town square area is completely framed. The construction wall (left) will eventually come down.
Drywall and natural gas heaters are positioned and ready once the roof is made water-proof.
