New doors, frames and hardware are an essential part of any renovation.
Client: The Lord’s Place
Location: Palm Beach County, Florida
Project Overview: The Lord’s Place, a non-sectarian social impact organization dedicated to breaking the cycle of homelessness, has been serving the community for over 40 years. Their 25,000-square-foot facility provides essential programs, vital services, and nourishing hot meals to men, women, and families facing homelessness. To enhance their ability to serve the community, The Lord’s Place underwent a significant renovation to improve access, security, and aesthetics.
Scope of Work: IOS Ft. Lauderdale, in collaboration with Anderson Moore Construction, supplied and installed:
- Hollow Metal Doors
- Hollow Metal Frames
- Wood Doors
- Door Hardware
Objectives:
- Improve Access: Enhance ease of entry and exit for clients and staff.
- Boost Security: Upgrade door systems to ensure a safe environment.
- Aesthetic Enhancement: Modernize the facility’s appearance to provide a welcoming atmosphere.
Conclusion: The renovation project at The Lord’s Place has successfully improved the facility’s functionality and appearance, ensuring that this vital community resource continues to provide innovative and compassionate services to those in need.