After the Dunklau topping out ceremony the Sinclair Hille team visited the Center for Liturgical Art. Since the completion of their building last year, they have continued to grow and flourish, and are now renovating the original Marxhausen studio to create a dedicated wood shop. We also saw works in progress for churches around the country and a large scale painting by their new artist employee, Sarah Johnson. Congratulations to the Center for Liturgical Art on their continued success!

Kjersten Tucker, Architect from Sinclair Hille Architects is pictured with Evan Balleweg - Operations Manager and Michael Scheer - Art & Design Coordinator

See the gallery for the Center for Liturgical Art

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Center for Liturgical Art on Instagram