Early Saturday morning, on November 5, 12 of BPA's brightest architects & designers headed down to Center Point, AL to give a day of construction labor to Habitat for Humanity. By the end of the day, our group, along with members of the Habitat team & other volunteers, succeeded in installing the front door, attic access door, in wall blocking, rigid insulation work, cross bracing on the trusses and most of the vinyl siding on the Johnson family house. Starbucks coffee & a special Krispy Kreme drop off kept the team running. This year, no casualties and lots of good memories. Way to go team!
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