The restoration at Mission San Juan began as a stabilization project. Almost thirty 28-in-deep foundation piers were added at the building perimeter
and sections of walls were also stabilized above grade. The western wall was repointed, and remaining walls were patched and plaster washed,
lending the exterior of the building a clean, stark, and stunning new face.
The restoration brought Mission San Juan back to its original 1720s design.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site