In 1886, the Congregation of the Mission, the religious order of priests and brothers knows as the Vincentians, founded the parish “Mary, Queen of the Isles” that was to become St. John the Baptist Parish in 1888. St. John’s University was founded at St. John the Baptist in 1870.
CCCNYC representing FEMA Disaster Assistance in response to Hurricane Sandy collaborating with an extensive team of facade restoration professionals engaged to oversee the replacement of the slate roof, high priority stone and masonry repairs, cornice and pinnacle reconstruction as well as stained-glass window stabilization and replacement in order to secure the exterior building envelop. The team also addressed necessary interior repairs.
Ownership - Diocese of Brooklyn
Ownership Management - Rocklyn Asset Group
Project Team Lead / Owner’s Representative - CCCNYC
Architect - Zaskorski & Associates
Structural Engineers - RSE Associates
General Contractor - Victoria Consulting & Development
CCCNYC awarded The New York Landmarks Conservancy Preservation Award for our involvement in the restoration of St John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church in Brooklyn, NY.
Working closely with The Diocese of Brooklyn, FEMA, Z&A Architects and Victoria Restoration we restored a beautiful landmark church.
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