Cornerstone Presbyterian Church

The completed works at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church involved several key upgrades aimed at improving accessibility, safety, and the overall structural integrity of the premises. The following tasks were successfully completed:

• Lowering of Church Auditorium Flooring: The existing floor, previously used as a stage, was lowered to ensure DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) compliance, improving access for all visitors.
• External Fire Egress Stair and Awning: A new external fire egress stair and awning were installed, enhancing the safety and emergency evacuation capabilities of the church building.
• Replacement of Dilapidated Windows: The outdated and deteriorated windows were replaced with new aluminium-framed windows, designed to match the existing aesthetic of the church, ensuring both functionality and visual continuity.
• Lower Ground Level Door Access: A new DDA-compliant door was installed on the lower ground level, with a set of aluminium windows replacing the existing dilapidated timber windows to improve both appearance and accessibility.
• Minor External Works were undertaken including anew DDA-compliant footpath was constructed, ensuring safe and easy access to the church for individuals with mobility challenges, and a new child-safe fence was installed to enhance safety around the church grounds.

Works were fast-tracked to be completed for Christmas 2024 services

Client & PM: The Presbyterian Church
Architect: MCA Architects