Awards

AWARDS

Worship Facilities 2015 Solomon Award for Church Building Contractor

CrossPoint Church, Hutchinson

The Worship Facilities Solomon Award recognizes churches and their partners for excellence in facilities design, building expansion or remodeling, operation excellence, innovative use and technical production. The Worship Facilities Magazine editors and the WFX Advisory Board have chosen Fuqua Construction Inc. for the award category of Best Church Building Contractor for Church Projects with 801+ Seats.

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2015 NACDB Honor Award for Projects Over $5M

CrossPoint Church, Hutchinson Campus

Fuqua Construction has been pleased to receive the honor of having this project selected for the 2015 NACDB Honor Award for Projects Over $5M.

We have appreciated working together with the staff and committees of the CrossPoint Church in Hutchinson, as well as the many other professionals, subcontractors and workers who made the project go so smoothly. We have a great crew of men working alongside us each day and this award validates their commitment to excellence and service to our church clients.

We are grateful to the Lord for the privilege of working with churches to provide whatever renovations, additions or new facilities are needed to further their ministry.

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2015 NACDB Honor Award for Best Ancillary Facility

Pleasant Hills, Hutchinson, Kansas

Pleasant Hills is a planned retirement community owned by Pleasant View Home, Inman, Kansas. The Design Build Team of Fuqua Construction, Landmark Architects and Owner handled site development, community planning and building design, providing homes for the elderly in a natural habitat with upscale amenities, quality construction and personalized care as priorities.

Fuqua Construction worked closely with the staff at Pleasant View Home and Landmark Architects as they planned this new community. The desire is to provide person-centered care that feels like home and not like an institution. The first unit has been completed and has passed the stringent inspections of the Kansas State Fire Marshall and the Kansas Department of Aging and has been approved for licensing and occupation. The local churches of Inman are the financial supporters and local church members sit on the Board of Directors, making decisions for the resident’s care from a place of spiritual support and concern.