Glen Allen Baptist Church's new wing is underway!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Monument Heights Baptist Church
Congratulations to Monument Heights Baptist Church who recently voted to move forward on this exciting building project.
The project will include renovation of the existing Education Wing to include a new Commons, new Preschool and Children's Wing, new Covered Drop-off, while providing handicapped accessibility for all members.
The project will include renovation of the existing Education Wing to include a new Commons, new Preschool and Children's Wing, new Covered Drop-off, while providing handicapped accessibility for all members.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Current Church Projects Underway!
Here are some photos of William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. projects currently underway!
The Sanctuary at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church:
Construction is underway at Wesley Chapel UMC:
The Foundation is in place at Glen Allen Baptist Church:
Construction Administrator Kent Watson inspects the Plumbing Layout at Glen Allen Baptist Church:
The Sanctuary at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church:
Construction is underway at Wesley Chapel UMC:
The Foundation is in place at Glen Allen Baptist Church:
Construction Administrator Kent Watson inspects the Plumbing Layout at Glen Allen Baptist Church:
Thursday, May 20, 2010
MacLaren Jewelers
Enjoy these photos from one of our recently completed projects: MacLaren Jewelers. MacLaren Jewelers
Converting this existing bank building into a showcase jewelry store was an exciting and challenging project for us!
Owner Larry Brydon looks over jewelry cases in the West Showroom.
The Diamond Room. Inserting this vintage safe into the space required extensive coordination with the Architect, Owner, and Contractor Norman Company, G.C. Inc.
New entryway highlighted by the MacLaren family coat of arms.
These 19c jewelry cases were a key architectural element in the design of the project.
Converting this existing bank building into a showcase jewelry store was an exciting and challenging project for us!
Owner Larry Brydon looks over jewelry cases in the West Showroom.
The Diamond Room. Inserting this vintage safe into the space required extensive coordination with the Architect, Owner, and Contractor Norman Company, G.C. Inc.
New entryway highlighted by the MacLaren family coat of arms.
These 19c jewelry cases were a key architectural element in the design of the project.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Building permit highlight for March 1 - Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church
Church addition: Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church at 9227 River Road in Chesterfield County has broken ground for a new Community Life Center.
The 10,000-square-foot facility will provide worship, fellowship, recreation and education space, and offer accessibility for the disabled.
Also, an education wing of the church will be renovated for preschool use, and a commons area and administration offices will be added.
The addition is scheduled for completion this fall.
The contractor is Century Construction Inc. of Richmond, and the architectural firm is William Henry Harris & Associates Inc., also of Richmond.
The estimated cost of construction is $504,000, according to the building permit. The total cost of the project is $1.3 million.
By Staff Reports
Published March 1, 2010
Richmond Times-Dispatch
The 10,000-square-foot facility will provide worship, fellowship, recreation and education space, and offer accessibility for the disabled.
Also, an education wing of the church will be renovated for preschool use, and a commons area and administration offices will be added.
The addition is scheduled for completion this fall.
The contractor is Century Construction Inc. of Richmond, and the architectural firm is William Henry Harris & Associates Inc., also of Richmond.
The estimated cost of construction is $504,000, according to the building permit. The total cost of the project is $1.3 million.
By Staff Reports
Published March 1, 2010
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
(Wilsons, VA) Grace United Methodist Church dedicated the Frances and Thomas Hawkes Fellowship Hall, following worship services on Sunday, July 12, 2009.
Located at 1705 Cox Road in Dinwiddie County and designed to compliment the style and character of the existing Sanctuary, the new 3,500 square foot facility provides multiuse fellowship and education space including dinner seating for 120, a new expansive kitchen, new men’s and women’s restrooms, and accessibility for the physically handicapped.
The expansion project developed out of a Master Plan developed by Richmond architect and church design specialist, William Henry Harris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, celebrates 26 years of working with over 200 Virginia churches.
The general contractor for the $500,000 project was Frankie Williamson Contracting of Blackstone, Virginia.
Located at 1705 Cox Road in Dinwiddie County and designed to compliment the style and character of the existing Sanctuary, the new 3,500 square foot facility provides multiuse fellowship and education space including dinner seating for 120, a new expansive kitchen, new men’s and women’s restrooms, and accessibility for the physically handicapped.
The expansion project developed out of a Master Plan developed by Richmond architect and church design specialist, William Henry Harris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, celebrates 26 years of working with over 200 Virginia churches.
The general contractor for the $500,000 project was Frankie Williamson Contracting of Blackstone, Virginia.
For more information call:
William Henry Harris III, AIA
804.780.0070
Hugh Jones, Chairman, Building Committee
434.294.1638
William Henry Harris III, AIA
804.780.0070
Hugh Jones, Chairman, Building Committee
434.294.1638
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