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Big Changes... page 2

The pictures below continue from a previous page.  They tell the story of the installation of an elevator which will give wheelchair access to all levels of St. Luke’s church complex.  The pictures are being updated as work proceeds (see most recent).
superstructure
19 July, 2007
Superstructure taking shape
 
superstructure and ladder
31 July, 2007
The sound of hammers
comes from inside, below ground level
indoor corridor, before cut through
The downstairs corridor
before the wall was cut away
(note that a radiator has been moved away)
indoor corridor, doorway cut through
31 July, 2007
The same corridor, with wall cut through;
the downstairs elevator door will open here.
roof now on structure
24 August, 2007
Roof structure complete
 
drilling through limestone
24 August, 2007
Steve, the main project worker
cuts into the parish hall stone exterior
corridor with window
The upper corridor to the Parish Hall
before construction
the window will become an elevator door
window woodwork removed
24 August, 2007
The window's woodwork
has been removed
debris on stage
6 September, 2007
The stage in Church House
covered with debris.
back of the stage removed
6 September, 2007
The back of the stage is gone.
The elevator will open in this area.

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The interior proscenium and ramp, completed January, 2007

accessibility ramp proscenium stage
The completed ramp (left)
and proscenium stage (top)

When the elevator is completed, people using wheelchairs can proceed from the body of the church, up the ramp, through the choir stalls to a passageway leading to the elevator and, from there, gain access to all other parts of the building.

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