Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church hired Becker & Frondorf to strategically plan a series of phased renovations across five buildings on their campus, and then manage their implementation.
Becker & Frondorf oversaw three phases of renovations to four buildings on the historic campus of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church founded in 1873. The first phase was a much needed central plant boiler replacement and chiller expansion. When mechanical improvements triggered architectural issues, we helped the Church to select an architect to assist with the projects.
B&F then worked with congregation leaders to identify other necessary renovations and develop a plan for prioritizing projects to best use their limited funds. In the second phase, B&F carefully coordinated masonry restoration and roof renovations simultaneously alongside stained glass restorations. The third phase focused on the restoration of the exterior of the 1927 sanctuary tower which included the replacement of the steeple spire.
We organized the activities of the specialty contractors involved to ensure work was done properly and completed on schedule. B&F worked closely with the Church’s building committee and staff to limit disruption to the active congregation’s services, Sunday School, and other programs taking place across the campus.
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