PROJECTS | HISTORIC RENOVATIONS
This twelve-story historic office building was converted into 142 upscale apartment homes.
Architect | Everton Oglesby Architects
Completion Date | August 2006
Location | Nashville, Tennessee
Building Cost | $14.5 Million
The Frist Center for the Visual Arts contains three large galleries, a kitchen and café, a multimedia auditorium, restored art deco lobby, and state-of-the-art security systems. The exterior scope of work includes a landscaped courtyard with ornamental trellis, a grand marble-flanked monumental stairway, and two parking lots. As a part of our construction work we removed six structural columns from the second floor and supported the third-floor columns with new steel framing. We restored more than 25,000 square feet of wood block floors, existing terrazzo floors, ornamental aluminum grillwork and marble paneling. The museum-quality finishes are testimony to the quality craftsmanship that went into every detail.
Architect | Tuck Hinton Architects
Completion Date | April 2001
Location | 919 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee
Building Cost | $17.3 Million
After destruction by a tornado in 1999 that left only portions of four exterior walls standing, R.C. Mathews Contractor restored the 100-year old Courthouse to its original design. A 60-foot-tall circular concrete structure supports the massive 90-foot-tall clock tower. The project includes a millennium plaza with a commissioned fountain sculpture, elaborate stonework, and extensive millwork paneling and trim.
Architect | Lyle-Cook-Martin Architects
Completion Date | January 2003
Location | Clarksville, Tennessee
Building Cost | $11.1 Million
Historical renovation of the famous Ryman Auditorium (home of the Grand Ole Opry) construction involved new four-story structures back stage for dressing rooms, fly gallery, lighting and sound systems, restoration of pews, an addition for concessions, retail and restrooms. The aggressive schedule for completion was required to meet the deadline set for a CBS TV special. Special care was taken in preserving and restoring the tongue and groove ceiling and existing plaster walls. Many new life-safety features were integrated into the existing finishes.
Architect | Hart Freeland Roberts, Inc.
Completion Date | June 1994
Location | Nashville, Tennessee
Building Cost | $8.5 Million
Historic renovation of three turn-of-the-century warehouses into a
mixed-use building containing The Old Spaghetti Factory Restaurant and
31 loft apartments. The renovation features a two-story atrium covered
with a translucent roof, exposed wood beams and basement-level parking.
Architect | Tuck Hinton Architects
Completion Date | December 2005
Location | Nashville, Tennessee
Building Cost | $4.5 Million
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