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Oct 27 - Pix
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Better than first
planned.
We are warm and almost accessible. It seems that
much of what we are waiting for will require at least another week.
The altar floor has it's first coat of stain and varnish and looks
beautiful- two more will be added next week so we tread softly this
weekend. The final shape of the building is easy to visualize, and
the workers will hopefully need less than 6 weeks to finish. We
continue to accommodate, not eliminate! This weekend promises to
be warm and sunny, so please come and see what is new at St. Paul's.
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 As
usual, we start with the view of the new entrance into the Foyer as seen
from Lincoln Ave. As you can imagine, this will be the focal point
for someone driving along Lincoln Ave. and seeing our church for the first
time. If you look back at the picture of this entrance from two
weeks ago, you'll see that the windows are now in, the Tyvek is on the
plywood, and the crushed stone base for the walkway has been put in place. |
We thought you might like to see what it looks like relative to the
model the architect created. As you can see, there were some
revision in the plans. The current look looks nicer to us. The
chimney is gone and the square topped windows are replaced with curved
pointy tops. (Perhaps one of the readers can provide the webmaster
with the proper term for this shape.)
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 X
marks the spot on the on the entrance from the parking lot. We
assume that the X will eventually be removed.
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 Grunt, Groan,
Gasp.
This poor guy is having to haul this big bundle of insulation all by
himself. He deserves a raise.
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 Here's
another young man that deserves a raise. He's putting down the
carpet in the nursery. Of course, you knew that before we told you because
of the color of the walls.
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 Here's
the finished look. Any possibility the the mottled design was
selected so that minor spills and so forth from the kids that will use
this room won't be as visible? |
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 The
floor in the front of the sanctuary where piano will be has been
refinished. What a change!
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 Installing
the air runs for the heating system in the grand foyer. This may be
the last time you see these. |
