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Trinity Lutheran Church begins 24-month Tiffany window restoration phase

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What happened

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Trinity Lutheran Church completed a $3 million structural restoration project, which ran from early June to early October. The work, designed by AIA and built with John Canning & Co., addressed failing structural beams and fully restored the sanctuary's plaster ceiling. The church plans to begin a second phase in December, which involves restoring its complete set of Tiffany windows one at a time over 24 months.

From readingeagle.com

Why it matters

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The project involved significant structural repairs and specialized services. The planned 24-month window restoration phase represents a major future contract for the involved design and construction firms.

From readingeagle.com

Who's involved

  • AIADesigned the initial structural restoration project
  • CanningProvided specialist services for the restoration project

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • CanningSpeculative

    Canning might see future contract revenue from the planned 24-month window restoration phase.

  • AIASpeculative

    AIA could see contract revenue from the completed and planned restoration phases.

  • TiffanySpeculative

    Tiffany might see future contract revenue from the planned 24-month window restoration.

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