Greenebaum Structures, P.C.

Here are a few progression pictures from the Tobacco Ave project.. A beautiful adaptive reuse of this building built in the late 1800s.. Tippetts Weaver Architects and Caldwell Heckles & Egan ... More photos to come........

NEW PROVIDENCE CHURCH OF GOD IN PLANNING SINCE 2012, THIS 23,300 SQUARE FOOT TWO-STORY ADDITION TO THE NEW PROVIDENCE CHURCH OF GOD CONSISTS OF A CONCRETE BASEMENT, PRECAST PRESTRESSED CONCRETE PLANK ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND A PRE-ENGINEERED METAL BUILDING SURROUNDING THE MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM. THE FIRST FLOOR LOBBY IS CONVENTIONALLY FRAMED WITH STEEL JOISTS, CONCRETE SLAB-ON-DECK, LIGHT GAGE STEEL BEARING WALLS AND STEEL JOIST ROOF FRAMING. THE PORTE-COCHERE IS STEEL-FRAMED WITH LIGHT GAGE STEEL ROOF TRUSSES. A NEW ELEVATOR AND A NEW STAIR TOWER PROVIDE INTEGRATED CIRCULATION BETWEEN THE ADDITION AND THE EXISTING CHURCH. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN WAS BY Cornerstone Design-Architects WITH DESIGN/BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BY Warfel Construction. MORE PICTURES TO FOLLOW!!!!

A stellar example of Urban Re-Use!!

Check out the beautiful Cornwall Manor!