Wednesday, December 1, 2010

CHRIST TEMPLE MB CHURCH

1709-15 Simpson

Evanston, Illinois 60201

adas/spatz properties

PROJECT UPDATE (11.29.2010):

The CARPENTERS have been busy erecting the building’s shell….90% completed to date. We are enclosed/watertight and now able to heat the interior as needed. The flat single ply modified and sloped shingle roofs are in place for winter. These will be completed in spring after the exterior skin and roof drainage systems have been installed. A necessary repair to the sewer line where it intersects the city main has also been “checked off”.

This week we will pour the concrete slab in the multi-use sanctuary and follow with the MECHANICAL TRADES starting their portion of the project at the end of this week. The CARPENTERS will continue with the interior partitions. The exterior metal panels have been ordered…more on that later.

ANDY (enjoy the pics)


CARPENTRY: simpson st. looking N...carpentry framing moving forward.

CARPENTRY: wood plates are being installed, again, we need to work the studs to the plates due to the existing building being "out of square".
CARPENTRY: wood plates/studs have been installed. openings for (4) patio doors for daylighting/natural ventilation are also framed. the beam that supports the opening that links the multi-use sanctuary to the ancillary spaces is also installed.
CARPENTRY: radek & kasey are preparing the opening for the new stair to the basement in the existing building. steel stair to follow during interior "finishing".
CARPENTRY: the exisiting floor is being leveled in the "overflow" space.
CARPENTRY: 1/2" plywood sheathing is being installed on the exterior wall framing. The construction fence is no longer needed. The roof framing for the " entry link" is being installed. view is from simpson st. looking N.
CARPENTRY: kasey is working on the entry link roof framing.
CARPENTRY: radek & kasey are installing the 3/4" plywood roof over the entry link and finishing the the wall sheathing at the patio door openings. 6' patio doors are used because for $300/, you receive 42 sq.ft. of insulating glass...can't beat it. there are 4 of these.
CARPENTRY: looking NW from simpson. Roof overhang framing @ patio doors is in process.
CARPENTRY: 2x6 "outriggers" are used to keep a thin overhang profile. The 2x6's are individually cut to form a curve and then banded with plywood.This element is used as a "layout point" for the roof joists to follow.
CARPENTRY: curved overhang has been cut and banded...now we can start the roof joists. view from simpson st. looking NW.
MODEL: simpson st. looking NW
CARPENTRY: KRIS & tomek are installing the 2x12 roof joists@ 24" on center. radek & kasey "chase" with 3/4" plywood deck.
CARPENTRY: simpson st. looking NE...joists/roof deck installation in motion.
ROOFING: modified single ply roofing is being installed over 3/4" insulation.
SEWER REPAIR: the broken pipe has been removed and replacement is in progress.
CARPENTRY: the rear sanctuary wall is being framed. the opening in the middle will be infilled once the roof joists have been completed and the motorized lift removed.
CARPENTRY: the rear sanctuary wall has been framed, 1/2" plywood sheathing is being installed. the middle opening has been closed. tyvek wrap in progress.
ROOFING: the slopped shingled roof is being installed.
CARPENTRY: concurrently with the shingles, matt reviews the "steeple" layout with kris & tomek. The triangular hole will be cut in the roof deck after framing is completed so we have a platform to work from.
MULTI-USE SANCTUARY: interior looking SE.
CARPENTRY: the steeple is being framed. simpson st. looking NE. there is glass in the triangle on the left.
MODEL: simpson st. looking NE.




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