Krusinski Construction completed a two-phase renovation and conversion of three single-story office buildings into a new home for Congregation BJBE. The transformed space now serves both religious and community functions, designed to support worship, education and connection.
Phase I included the construction of a 600-seat sanctuary featuring cascading stair seating, a balcony and a central worship area. Additional spaces included a full-service kitchen, a social hall with seating for up to 960 people, administrative offices, and the Village Community Center—a dedicated space for reading, reflection and community events.
Phase II focused on the educational wing, which houses classrooms and a library to support the congregation’s youth and adult learning programs.
The building achieved LEED certification upon completion, reflecting a commitment to sustainable design and construction.
