JNKA is pleased to offer the following supporting documents and resources pertaining to the firm’s recent webinar, ‘Reopening Places of Worship During Covid-19.’ We gathered all the information we produced for the webinar, and would like to share the following video/audio resources with all parties

JNKA’s own Fernando Alessandrini recently spoke on Relevant Radio en Español non the topic of “Basic Catholic Architecture”. The broadcast occurred on Relevant Radio en Español with John Morales,

JNKA is pleased to offer the following supporting documents and resources pertaining to the firm’s recent webinar, ‘Reopening Places of Worship During Covid-19.’ 

JNKA’s own Fernando Alessandrini recently spoke in Spanish to a national audience on the destruction of public monuments by rioters, and on the importance of preserving public monuments and their meaning. The broadcast occurred on Relevant Radio en Español with John Morales,

On June 9th, 2020 JNKA’s own Fernando Alessandrini discussed the reopening of churches following COVID-19 on Relevant Radio en Español with Eliú Ramos! A recording of the interview is now available by clicking the following link: Relevant Radio en Español with Eliú Ramos

JNKA has completed our first building certified by the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED® green building program, the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel in Grand Rapids, Michigan!

We were honored to attend the dedication ceremony for Aquinas College’s new chapel, Our Lady Seat of Wisdom.

The Catholic Church possesses a rich tradition of artistic beauty. From east to west flow many artistic traditions, styles, and points of emphasis based on diverse cultural values, traditions and backgrounds within the global Catholic Church. But the goal of achieving Beauty, of radiating “the transcendent beauty of the Triune God”1, is a constant. From a Catholic perspective rooted in the aesthetic philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas, liturgical art and architecture for the Church should strive to reflect this Beauty,

Dave Kuhlman, President of JNKA, recently authored a featured article for the Conference for Catholic Facility Management’s (CCFM) Fall 2013 publication; The article focuses on the Archbishop Quigley Center and it’s transformation from a pre-seminary high school to the administrative headquarters for the Archdiocese of Chicago.