Multifamily
SL Nusbaum asked Details to assist with the design of a new life-style community center. Details' scope of work included providing schematic design, space planning, lighting design, interior finishes, as well as FF&E. Architecture provided by Cox, Kliewer & Company, P.C. and site plan, landscape, and pool design provided by Siska-Aurand Landscape Architects, Inc.
Multifamily
Details was contracted by Armada Hoffler Development Company and SL Nusbaum to provide the FF&E for the clients' new urban apartment community at Town Center. This included lobbies, leasing office, club room, model home, and pool furniture. Architecture and Interior Design by Cox, Kliewer & Company, P.C.
Multifamily, Adaptive Reuse
We had the privilege of working with Pres Kabacoff, the late Edward Boettner and Thomas Crumley of HRI, along with Kimberly-Clark on the conversion of the long-abandoned American Can canning facility into 268 apartment homes.
Details’ scope of work included redlining the apartment floorplan configuration, finish selection, lobby design/site specific art developed from scrap left from the canning process, and FF&E for lobby, pool, and model apartments.
The building includes the last remaining industrial steam locomotive shed in the United States.
Residential
Details designed the renovation of this 1970s ranch home into a lovely traditional jewel box with midcentury elements.
Details’ scope of work included redesigning the master bath; combining the kitchen and family room into a gracious kitchen/gathering room; designing built-in dining room casework; specifying wallcoverings, light fixtures, antique rugs; and assisting the client with furniture, lamps and artwork.
Small Hospitality
Details assisted the owners with the conversion of an old home into a lovely bed and breakfast.
Our scope of work included space planning; specifying wall, floor and ceiling finishes; bed linen and blanket selection, and contract FF&E.
Residential
From concept to move-in, Details assisted the client with designing this lovely, new construction ranch home on the Lynnhaven River.
Details’ scope of work included helping the client coordinate the interior design with Lyall Design Architects, redlining the architect’s plans, space planning, kitchen and bath design, lighting design, selection of virtually all interior elements from floors to doors; selection of wall, ceiling and floor finishes; fireplace wall design, fine art and FF&E.
Residential
Details assisted the client with designing the interior renovation of this large estate home into a European-style masterpiece using reclaimed French parquet de Versailles and reclaimed French Dalle de Bourgogne.
Our scope of work included the interior design and interior architecture of the entire home as well as the specification and installation of the FF&E.
Multifamily, Adaptive Reuse
Details designed the adaptive reuse of a 7,000-square-foot, 1920s-era, brick automobile dealership into a mixed-use project including a 2,500-square-foot retail space, two residential flats, a glass studio, repair shop and warehouse.
Interior features include the original steel support members, 14-foot ceilings, 8-foot doors, stone wall remnants from the site’s 1836 mill structure, with windows and outdoor living space overlooking the Neshobe River waterfall.
Contract Commission/Adaptive Reuse
Details reimagined a 1960s-era, 5,000-square-foot former hardware store into a Class A office building using reclaimed French parquet floors and antique trough sink, waxed concrete floors, 8-foot doors and Bisazza tile.
In collaboration with Siska/Aurand Landscape Architects, the exterior was restored using vintage terra cotta coping and refashioned with the addition of a 14th-century French limestone arch and extensive gardens in the French style.
Residential
Details designed a richly textured, seamless interior reflecting the client’s highly eclectic style. Architecture by Wayne Anderson of Covington Hendrix Anderson Architects.
Multifamily
Details, in collaboration with Dee Strong of Multifamily Strategic Advisors, was asked by the owner of Parker Hilltop Apartments to design the renovation of the community center using a new leasing paradigm, which would allow the renovated structure to be utilized by the residents from 9:00am to 10:00pm every day.
The client program included a video screening room, business center, Wi-Fi coffee lounge and exercise facility graciously separated from the leasing/business offices.
Details designed an interior that was grounded in the culture of the High Plains by incorporating reclaimed windmills, the work of Colorado artists, and a Frederick Remington bronze.
Multifamily
The client’s challenge at Santa Fe Place was one of geography.
The community, nestled in the hills of El Paso, was painted the same earth tones as the hillside. Though the community could be glimpsed from major arteries, it blended so well into the landscape that it virtually disappeared.
Details created an exterior color palette inspired by the culture of the Southwest: bright, saturated red, green, purple and blue. When completed, Santa Fe Place leaped from the hillside to announce its beautiful setting and vibrant connection with the people of the region.
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