Clark Builders completed a successful expansion project for the Okotoks Church, resulting in a 360-person capacity increase for the facility. The project involved constructing new washrooms and a kitchen area, as well as extending the gravel parking lot to accommodate 40 more cars. In addition to the expansion, the existing septic and water systems were upgraded, and a dry hydrant/fire pond system was installed.
The expansion structure was built with a wood-framed, structural steel skeleton on concrete foundations, with stucco and EPDM roofing exterior finishes that seamlessly blended with the original architecture. Despite the challenges of working around Sunday services, the project was completed on time, without causing disruptions to the daily operations of the church.
Throughout the three-month construction period, the church offices remained open, and the construction team ensured limited disruptions to the facility. The project's success was attributed to the construction team's expertise in project management and their dedication to delivering quality work within the set timeline and budget.
Client
Okotoks Church
Architect
Transept Architecture
Size
6,168 sq.ft.
Delivery Method
Construction Management
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