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Posted: March 9, 2015
Picone Construction completes renovations to The Parish Commons; Tommaso Briatico Architects serving as architect
Picone Construction Corp. has completed renovations to the Parish Commons located at 656 Elmwood Ave. After a devastating fire in 2007, the Parish Commons was first transformed from a burned out church to a medical facility. Continuing the look and feel of this unique medical space, the Parish Commons has continued to be transformed. The latest renovations included minor demolition, carpentry, drywall, insulation, painting, wood framing, new stairs, and installation of wood flooring.
The architect for this project was Tommaso Briatico Architects.
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