Starting to pull wires into the dimmer panel.

Unfinished white oak panels and trim molding for the face of the cove at the juncture of the walls and ceiling.

Installation of a speaker back plate at lower center of picture.

Cutting 4 inch pipe for water lines to and from chiller and air handlers.

Chiller water lines along what will be the wall behind the air handling units once they are installed.

Same water lines.

East side of chancel receptacles for removable choir modesty panels. These will be flush with the finished floor once the slate is installed.

Same for west side of chancel.

Completion of cutting holes for speakers in the last bay of the chancel above the altar. Also note the two altar spotlights and the two recessed light fixtures that have been installed.

Installation and patching of dry wall after installation of the speaker back plates in the transcepts.

Installed duct work for air handler 3 under the chancel.

Another view of the last bay of the chancel with speaker holes and recessed and spot lights.

Completed dry wall in east transcept.

New circuit breaker cabinet that will replace the two cabinets in the east aisle of the chancel. This panel will not longer control sanctuary lighting as that will be done in the dimmer panel in the closet off the east aisle of the chancel.

Pick a pipe, any pipe - water routing for air handler 3 under the chancel to and from the boiler and chiller and pipes for perimeter radiant heating from both east and west tunnels under the sanctuary.

Close-up of a closed ball valve before installation of attaching pipe.

Electric panels in the boiler room being rewired to support the air handling systems.

Routing of conduit from the junction box in the closet on the aisle between the choir robing room and the narthex up to the rack room in the media center.

Approved stain color samples and the two different stains that must be mixed to obtain the color match required.

Tom staining the white oak panels.

Wiping down the stained surface. Panels will be varnished after they dry.