Like many buildings in downtown Savannah’s Landmark Historic District, the three-story building at 127 West Congress Street boasts a rich history. Beginning with a dry goods wholesaler, the property housed numerous operations through the decades including a retail clothing and hat shop, a hardware store, and, in the 1960s, it served as a USO Hall.
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Building a custom home involves countless decisions. And no matter how hard you try or how much input you have, chances are good you’ll find something that needs attention after you move in and actually live there.
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Whether you love winter sports or summer camping, the Great North Woods region of New Hampshire is a great place to adventure! This northeast corner of the state includes the Connecticut Lakes and the White Mountains with plenty of opportunities for backcountry hiking, fishing, camping, skiing, and snowmobiling.
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When the brew masters behind Watauga Brewing Company started planning to expand their growing business, they had all the right ingredients. Great beer, enthusiastic patrons, and an old building in downtown Johnson City, Tennessee just waiting for a renovation.
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When the owners of a solar energy company in New Jersey sought to transform a former gym into a contemporary workspace, they turned to the talented hands of Karly Fajardo, design consultant and principal of Block LII Design. Saving only the bathrooms and a large mezzanine platform, Karly transformed the space blending sleek, industrial materials with a colorful palette to create an inviting headquarters for Vision Solar.
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Every renovation project starts with questions. What is our design direction? What feel are we trying to convey with color and materials? How will furniture and other accessories affect the flow of a space? When the owners of Biggerstaff Brewing Company started planning for their new space located in the heart of Atlanta, they wanted to pay homage to the Biggerstaff family.
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