Churches & Community
Church – Community
Over the years, we have built many beautiful churches in Eastern North Carolina, ranging from small hometown churches to much larger ones. Each of these projects is designed and created carefully, with incredible attention to detail and close communication with the client and their wishes. Many of the larger churches include classrooms, gymnasiums, kitchens, and bathrooms as well. We’ve also enjoyed working on a large variety of community projects, including fire departments, recreation centers, city markets, memorial libraries, schools, and more. Each of these projects is unique and different, requiring different types of design help, suppliers, and subcontractors. Being a company founded in Eastern North Carolina, Jackson Builders takes great pride in providing the best services for our local community schools, libraries, and more.
The Bridge Church
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Duplin County Transportation Facility
Harnett County Jetport
Harper Park and Courts
Town of Knightdale Public Works Building
Town of Knightdale Splash Park
Station Park Amphitheater
Wayne County Emergency Services Building
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Completed 2021
Square Footage: 11,524
This facility, designed by Stewart Cooper and Newell Architects.
The Wayne County 911 Communications Center is comprised of an 18-console Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) system that also houses an Emergency Operations Center (EOC), which accommodates 56 responders. The center operates in a vertical dispatch configuration, staff handle calls from beginning to end, dispatching first responders and monitoring radio traffic.
The interior features included a large meeting room, administrative offices, breakout rooms, a kitchen with an eat-in dining area, and lavatories. The central response and dispatch area is adjacent to a state-of-the-art technology room, which holds the network servers with internet accessibility. A key feature is the essential facility compliant, generator back-up system and uninterruptible power supply, for electrical power redundancy due to interruption.
Cost: original, Actual, Explanation
$3.98M, $3.97M, Project stayed within the original budgeted amount, and returned a good portion of the contingency to the county. The initial design included many features the County wished for, and through the value engineering process, no essential items were excluded due to budget constraints.