Robert Rowe

I've been involved in the building of about 100 "high-end" homes over the last 20 years, on Long Island ("The Hamptons").

I've done a few commercial projects, and some civil-engineering projects (bridges, roads, etc.).

Never did a church, but I've been around a few contractor-friends that have. One, I recall, was transformed into a commercial office.

I know of another that is now a residence, but I don't know anyone involved in the project.

I would suggest converting the church into a "specialty store" -- like a boutique-shop, or even a music-store (just to keep the possibilites interesting the readers here). Heck, it would probably make a cool nite-club.

Not a home, though. Would require an architect. Lotsa money involved in something like this. Zoning and local building-codes can present major problems, also.

Regards,
Yogi Robt

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