EverGreene’s work preserving modern churches and creating new artwork for contemporary sacred spaces highlights a crucial expertise: combining technical knowledge with artistic sensitivity to bridge past and future.

As groundbreaking modern buildings age into historic landmarks, preservation faces new challenges. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Unity Temple illustrates this shift—what was once revolutionary architecture now requires specialized conservation. This growing demand for skilled restoration specialists marks a critical evolution in protecting our architectural heritage. Successful historic preservation requires three essential elements: technical expertise, understanding of historical context, and insight into the original artistic vision. These guide appropriate restoration decisions. When working on both historic buildings and contemporary structures like Oakland’s Cathedral of Christ the Light, conservation specialists must master each building’s unique architectural language to design appropriate finishes and interventions.