Replicating the original design architecturally as well as its acoustic performance. The restoration didn’t necessarily need to include plaster, but it was important to the church that the organ’s sound resonated in the sanctuary like it did in the past, so the walls and ceilings required the density of plaster. Radius Track Corporation was brought on board to help design and prefabricate the intricate cathedral ceilings and gothic arches. With limited local plaster tradesmen and an abundance of plaster work already required with all the cast-in-place quarter and half rounds, we incorporated multiple layers of drywall with a plaster finish for most of the walls and ceilings in lieu of traditional lath and plaster. Olympics’ tradesmen were proudly able to restore Trinity’s beautiful ornate architecture, and we all look forward to hearing the new organ resonate in the sanctuary when its installed.