When designing this conference room I wanted to make sure that it was sleek and retro. Stained concrete floor, automatic & motorized 20' sliding glass door. Removable wall panels that surround the massive door unit that comes apart in sections. Everything in this room was made from leftover materials from other jobs. The only new piece in the room is the glass for the conference table top. Notice the red steel beam over the back wall windows, this should weigh several hundred pounds, but I designed and made this from MDF and it weighs only 90 pounds! Everyone has been fooled by the faux steel beam, it's a REAL conversation piece, it does have real steel bolts holding it in place.
The floor is an acid wash stain done by local craftsman Tim Shannon of Deckcrafters.
As a builder,designer and photographer working in the historic city of Charleston, I have the opportunity to work with great architectural elements. I have designed, remodeled or built several of the cities landmark buildings such as The Terrace Shopping Center on James Island, 54 Tradd Street (cover of Better Homes and Gardens - Oct 06), The Charleston Angler - I will have to say that my best work is located in Nicaragua, where I have spent the last several years designing and building an orphanage located 30 miles from Managua. We have completed Phase I and Phase II and with your help Phase III will start in 2015. Helping others that sometimes can not help themselves is the most gratifying thing you can do. Construction and Medical Missions can be set up from almost any area in Nicaragua from Los being used as mission base. Please help in sponsoring a trip, donating your time or just come down and lending a helping hand, the orphanage is only 20 mins to the pacific and the surf and fishing is ... well come down to find out!
When designing this conference room I wanted to make sure that it was sleek and retro. Stained concrete floor, automatic & motorized 20' sliding glass door. Removable wall panels that surround the massive door unit that comes apart in sections. Everything in this room was made from leftover materials from other jobs. The only new piece in the room is the glass for the conference table top. Notice the red steel beam over the back wall windows, this should weigh several hundred pounds, but I designed and made this from MDF and it weighs only 90 pounds! Everyone has been fooled by the faux steel beam, it's a REAL conversation piece, it does have real steel bolts holding it in place.
The floor is an acid wash stain done by local craftsman Tim Shannon of Deckcrafters.
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