THE BRIEF
An 1890s brick warehouse bay, a 15-kilo roaster and a café that had to pass its health inspection on the first try.
WHAT WE DID
A gas line and exhaust for the roaster, a café kitchen, a new storefront in the original masonry opening, the brick cleaned and sealed, an ADA restroom and a walnut bar built by our carpenters.
RESULT
Open in 12 weeks. Final $296,200 against a $293,800 estimate. Health and fire inspections passed on the first visit.
THE SCOPE, LINE BY LINE
Gas line and roaster exhaust through the roof｜Café kitchen and three-compartment sink｜New storefront in the original masonry opening｜Brick cleaned and sealed, original joists kept｜Walnut bar built in our shop
WHAT THE OWNER SAID
“Health and fire inspections on the first try. The bar their carpenters built is what our customers photograph.”
