Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Breaks Ground!

Members of the Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Church broke ground on December 17th, 2013, after many prayers and almost 15 years of planning with William Henry Harris & Associates.  Elder Jay Berryman (red shirt), who lead the church through the years, thanked the Almighty for bringing the project to this place just in time for Christmas.

Tappahannock Presbyterian Church receives glass panels for its new Narthex.

Tappahannock Presbyterian Church receives glass panels for its new Narthex.

Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Church receives Building Permit just in time for Thanksgiving!

Williamsburg 7th Day Adventist Church receives Building Permit just in time for Thanksgiving!

Master Plan illustration shows location of the Phase currently under construction.  Future Phases envision a new worship facility and support spaces.

Second Mount Zion Bapitst Church Dedicates its new Sanctuary!

Second Mount Zion Baptist Church of Hanover, Virginia dedicated its new Sanctuary on Sunday, November 17th at the 3:00 PM Service. The General Contractor for the project was Century Construction. 

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School Dedicates New Entrance Pavilion

As students blew bubbles and dignitaries cut a ceremonial ribbon, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School  dedicated its new Entrance Pavilion and Canopy.

Located at 8250 Woodman Road in Henrico County, the school broke ground to renovate and expand their existing entry canopy as soon as school ended in the spring. The canopy project includes new covered walkways on either side of the new entry pavilion. The project also enlarges the canopy to allow more drop-off area during inclement weather. New lighting and security systems are also included, and the canopy walkways are completely accessible to the physically handicapped.

A new school emblem crowns the entry pavilion.

The $150,000 project was designed by local church architect, William HenryHarris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. has worked with more than 200 Virginia churches over the past 30 years.

The general contractor for the project is Evans Construction, Inc. of Sandston, VA.

Northumberland County Sheriff's Office Building out for Bids

The Northumberland County Board of Supervisors is seeking Sealed Bids for a Sheriff’s Office Building.  Generally the project consists of Sheriff’s Department Offices with E911 Center, Community/Training/EOC Room, Sallyport, Booking Area, and other support spaces.  The building will be a one-story slab on grade, brick veneer structure consisting of approximately 12,000 sq. ft. with attic space to accommodate server equipment. 

Designed by Architect William Henry Harris & Associates, the Bids are due by 2:00 PM, Wednesday, November 6, at the Northumberland County Administration Building.

2nd Mount Zion Nearing Completion of Phase One Sanctuary

2nd Mount Zion Church is nearing completion of its Phase One Sanctuary renovation. Pews are arriving next. Dedication coming soon!

A face lift for Bareford Buick GMC

A new showroom and face lift are underway in Tappahannock at Bareford Buick GMC. The Owner followed Buick's guidelines with the assistance of architect William Henry Harris to modernize the Tappahannock dealership. When complete, the new look will appear as indicated in the rendering below. Courthouse Construction is serving as the General Contractor for the project.

Salisbury Presbyterian Church Breaks ground for a new Education Wing Expansion

Salisbury Presbyterian Church located at 13621 West Salisbury Road, Midlothian, VA, broke ground for a new Pre-School Wing addition on Sunday, September 8th, 2013, following worship services.  The new addition will provide a 2 story, 16,000 square foot state of the art educational facility for the church's successful pre-school program.

The expansion project includes 14 new classrooms, 8 of which are designed to provide pre-school specific spaces for the successful pre-school program.  Offices and storage space will support the new wing and security features will add an enhanced level of safety for the youngsters in the program.

The project will also include the complete renovation of the church's Administration wing and access corridor to the existing sanctuary,  including new carpet as well as new wall and ceiling finishes.  New lighting, data, and audio/visual systems will be added to complete the renovation.  The new Pre-school and Administration wings will be completely accessible to the physically handicapped.   New parking, landscaping and access drives will complete the project.

The $2.5 million project was designed by Richmond church architect, William Henry Harris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. has worked with more than 200 Virginia churches over the past 30 years. The general contractor for the project is CenturyConstruction, Inc. of Richmond.  The project is slated for completion by June of 2014.  

Salisbury Presbyterian Church to Break Ground!

Salisbury Presbyterian Church will break ground for a new Pre-School Wing addition on Sunday, September 8th, 2013, following worship services.  The new $2,500,000 addition will provide a 2 story 16,000 square foot state of the art educational facility for the church's successful pre-school program.

William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. has worked with the church for more than three years on the project.

Century Construction will act as General Contractor for the project.

The Latest Progress Pictures from Gayton Baptist Church

Gayton Baptist Church Outreach Center project tops out basement level.

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School gets Face Lift for new school year!

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School gets Face Lift for new school year!

As students prepare to go back to school this fall, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School is building a new Entrance Pavilion and Canopy to herald the new school year.  Located at 8250 Woodman Road in Henrico County, the school broke ground to renovate and expand their existing entry canopy as soon as school ended in the spring. The canopy project includes new covered walkways on either side of their new entry pavilion. The project will also enlarge the canopy to allow more drop-off area during inclement weather.  New lighting and security systems are also planned, and the canopy walkways will be completely accessible to the physically handicapped.   A new school emblem will crown the entry pavilion.

The $150,000 project was designed by local church architect, William Henry Harris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. has worked with more than 200 Virginia churches over the past 30 years.

The general contractor for the project is Evans Construction, Inc. of Mechanicsville.  The project is slated for completion by September 15th of 2013.

Second Mount Zion Baptist Church Raises Steeple for its new Sanctuary Expansion

Second Mount Zion Baptist Church Raises Steeple for its new Sanctuary Expansion

On Wednesday August 14, 2013, after several days of dodging summer downpours, and after many years of planning and prayers, the congregation of Second Mount Zion Baptist Church in Dawn, Virginia set a new steeple over their expanded and renovated Sanctuary. The expansion project, which includes new transepts on either side of their existing Sanctuary will increase their current seating by 220 seats. The $1 million project was designed by local architect and church design specialist, William Henry Harris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. has worked with more than 200 Virginia churches over the past 30 years.

The General Contractor for the project is Century Construction, Inc. of Richmond. The project is slated for completion by October of 2013.

Progress Pictures from Gayton Baptist Church

Gayton Baptist Church foundation walls are growing like "gangbusters" for the new two level 30.000 square foot Outreach Center!

Salisbury Presbyterian Church approves new Pre-School Addition

With a resounding "Aye!" Salisbury Presbyterian Church approved a new Pre-School Wing addition on Sunday, July 20, 2013.  The new $2,500,000 addition will provide a 2 story 16,000 square foot state of the art educational facility for the church's successful pre-school program.

Providence Point Featured on the cover of Estates & Homes.

One of the many fine waterfront homes designed by William Henry Harris & Associates, Providence Point on Carter Creek is featured on the cover of the July issue of Estates & Homes.  The 4400 square foot residence sits directly across Carter Creek from the Tides Inn in Irvington, Virginia.

Progress at Second Mount Zion Baptist Church

Second Mount Zion Baptist Church sees new transepts take shape as their old steeple is removed for a new one soon to arrive. The new transepts shall increase the sanctuary seating capacity by 220 seats.

Gayton Baptist Church's Outreach Center

Gayton Baptist Church's Outreach Center's excavation is underway!

Tappahannock Presbyterian Church breaks ground for a new Sanctuary!

Located at the intersection of Route 360 and Kino Road (State Route 619), Tappahannock Presbyterian Church broke ground for a new Sanctuary after services Sunday, June 16, 2013.

The 5200 square foot facility will provide new Worship space for 106 initially, but can be expanded to 150 in the future. The multi-purpose center will also include offices, classrooms, a nursery and fellowship space with a Kitchen and Pantry. 

The new Worship Center will be completely accessible for the physically handicapped and is Phase 1 of a multi-phased facility to be located at the Route 360 site across from Chandler Chevrolet. Walks, new parking and landscaping complete the design.

The project was designed by local church architect, William Henry Harris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. has worked with more than 200 Virginia churches over the past 30 years. They recently completed the new Bethany Baptist Church expansion in Callao.

The general contractor for the $900,000 project is the Norman Company, Inc. of Mechanicsville. The project is slated for completion by the early Spring of 2014.

2nd Mount Zion Progress Pictures

2nd Mt Zion Baptist Church congregation sees brick removed as the new transept wall is being prepared for removal to increase the sanctuary seating capacity.

Existing Sanctuary wall removed and steel structure put in place to create more space for the Sanctuary seating.  The economical response to the church's need for more seating resulted from several years of planning and prayers for the new space.

Gayton Baptist Church To Break Ground For A New Outreach Center

Gayton Baptist Church To Break Ground For A New Outreach Center

            (Henrico, VA)  On Sunday, April 28, 2013, the congregation of Gayton Baptist Church located at 13501 North Gayton Road, Henrico, VA will break ground for their new 30,000 square foot Outreach Center. The new expansion includes state of the art performance, education and recreation facilities including on a lower level a multi-purpose area with stage for performing arts, fellowship dinners, church conferences and a full size basketball court for church league basketball and other recreational activities.  A full commercial kitchen serves this area and bathrooms with showers and locker rooms complete the lower level of the facility.  The upper entry level includes gathering spaces for informal fellowship activities served by a coffee bar with two sided fireplace and light food service cafe. A children's area called the "Play Place" is located adjacent to coffee bar allowing parents to fellowship or attend meetings while youngsters are actively engaged on climbing structures.  A large lobby with information desk, video screens and informal seating welcomes church members and guests to the many activities offered by the church.  All areas are accessible to the physically challenged.  Multi-purpose classrooms on both levels complete the exciting new center.

The project is designed by local church architect, William Henry Harris, whose firm, William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc. has worked with more than 200 Virginia churches over the past 30 years.

The general contractor for the $5,000,000 project is Taylor & Parrish, Inc.of Richmond.  The project is slated for completion by Summer of 2014.

Centennial Renovation Underway at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

Centennial Renovation Underway at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

(Richmond, VA) Located at 6000 Grove Avenue in Richmond’s west end, 
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church has begun renovations of its facilities 
with a Phase One replacement of their central cooling chiller located 
on the roof of their existing Parish House.  When complete, the 
Centennial Renovation Project will include a completely renovated 
Sanctuary including a new digitally controlled Heating Ventilating and 
Cooling system, refurbished floors, walls and ceiling, refurbished pews 
and chancel furnishings, and an enhanced Chancel with additional space 
for celebrants of the worship service.  Handicap access throughout the 
facility will be provided through the use of ramps, a new elevator, and 
automatic door opening devices.  A new Sacristy is planned to 
accommodate the activities of the Altar Guild, the Flower Guild, and 
the church members who prepare for the Celtic and Compline Worship 
Services.