Patrick Schutter, President of BHS Construction who is tasked with the Construction Manager role for the Immaculata Church Project, talks about what it means to him to build a Catholic Church, and how BHS is capable of handling such a complex project. In this video, he also explains why BHS Construction’s partnership with Hutton is a key strategic advantage for making the Immaculata a successful project.
“Any time that you work on a Catholic Church, it’s a sense of reverence. You’re building God’s home!”
Table of Contents:
00:54 - What is your name, position, and company?
01:20 - What affinity might you have to the area, or to St. Mary’s?
02:11 - How did you get into the construction industry?
03:49 - How would you define BHS?
04:56 - How does BHS take a vision like the Immaculata and turn it into a reality?
06:03 - How did you get involved in the Immaculata project?
08:25 - Where are we in the process of the building itself?
11:07 - What is your perspective of the Immaculata Church Project so far?
12:08 - What did you remember most from the June 15th kickoff event?
13:08 - Can you talk to what it means to you to build a Catholic Church?
“That’s really where the pinnacle of any Catholic happens… is at Mass!”
For more information on why a Construction Manager is so important to the project, read the recent news post entitled “BHS/Hutton Appointed ‘Construction Manager at Risk’”. https://www.anewimmaculata.org/news-and-updates/2019/9/4/bhshutton-appointed-as-construction-manager-at-risk