Many hands make light work." This old maxim has proved true over the last three weeks. Thanks to a number of volunteer masons and carpenters, our new building is under roof. In the picture the foyer is on the left side of the building and includes the main entry to the school. As you circle the building to the right, the terrain slopes away to reveal a "daylight" basement which will house our future church auditorium. Dan Alvarez is working on the in-floor radiant heat today after which we plan to pour concrete. If funds allow, we hope to complete the exterior with split-face block before winter.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Under Roof
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Many hands make light work." This old maxim has proved true over the last three weeks. Thanks to a number of volunteer masons and carpenters, our new building is under roof. In the picture the foyer is on the left side of the building and includes the main entry to the school. As you circle the building to the right, the terrain slopes away to reveal a "daylight" basement which will house our future church auditorium. Dan Alvarez is working on the in-floor radiant heat today after which we plan to pour concrete. If funds allow, we hope to complete the exterior with split-face block before winter.
Many hands make light work." This old maxim has proved true over the last three weeks. Thanks to a number of volunteer masons and carpenters, our new building is under roof. In the picture the foyer is on the left side of the building and includes the main entry to the school. As you circle the building to the right, the terrain slopes away to reveal a "daylight" basement which will house our future church auditorium. Dan Alvarez is working on the in-floor radiant heat today after which we plan to pour concrete. If funds allow, we hope to complete the exterior with split-face block before winter.
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