It\u2019s been a busy year for Leon Williams Contractors<\/a>, and we\u2019re proud to look back at our biggest projects of 2018.<\/p>\n In March, we completed construction of the new 33,000 square foot Foothills Church (FC) building in Maryville. By attendance, FC is the largest church in Blount County. The new space serves as an auditorium and creative space for the congregation\u2019s Sunday services.<\/p>\n Constructing a church with such a large capacity and with advanced technology provided several challenges. LWC had to work with Foothill\u2019s Church\u2019s audio\/video consultant to ensure that the piping and conduit placement for the state-of-art audiovisual system was considered during every step of the building process. As with any addition, the flow of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic connecting the new spaces to the existing was a big concern to insure the two buildings are used efficiently.<\/p>\n LWC has been a construction partner with Foothills Church since 2011 when the church purchased a building formerly known as Thunderworld, helping FC transform the facility into a place of worship.<\/p>\n In August, we completed two projects at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, including three new dining options at the school\u2019s West Campus Housing building and a complete renovation of Crossroads Dining Hall<\/a>.<\/p>\n In August, we completed the renovation of the 13,000-square-foot UTC Crossroads Dining Hall. That project included replacing all the furniture, food stations and fixtures in the facility and adding a Mongolian grill concept and sushi machine.<\/p>\n We also built out facilities for three new dining options \u2013 Einstein Bros.\u00ae Bagels, Dippers southern fried and grilled chicken, and a Provisions on Demand (P.O.D.) quick-serve store \u2013 inside UTC\u2019s new West Campus Housing building.<\/p>\n The West Campus Housing project and the Crossroads Dining Hall renovation were the 13th and 14th projects we\u2019ve completed at UTC.<\/p>\n In September, we began renovating a former bank branch building in a commercial district near downtown Maryville for Allevia Technology<\/a>, a local computer repair and business IT company. When it\u2019s completed, the 2,700-square-foot modern, open-design office space will provide a fluid work environment for Allevia\u2019s 10-person staff.<\/p>\nFoothills Church<\/h2>\n
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga<\/h2>\n
Allevia Technology<\/h2>\n