This project involved the Structural and Civil Engineering of an Eastern Orthodox church.

Key features included the creation of a partial access route on the south side of the site, designed to facilitate emergency vehicle entry into the courtyard. A comprehensive review of parking requirements ensured adequate space for church attendees.

The design also focused on aligning the basement with the main level to promote smooth transitions between floors. Attention was given to the basement's structure to avoid any potential impact on stair placement.

For construction, sturdy 8-inch Concrete Masonry Units were used for the basement walls, while the main level incorporated 6-inch metallic studs to ensure a durable framework.