This 12 stall horse stable with living quarters above was designed to look like a traditional equestrian barn, but the structure needed to resist hurricane weather and protect the horses. Concrete block walls and a heavy truss system, with the living spaces built into them, keeps both the horses and the owner’s safe.
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You really didn’t think that we’d go all the way through 2012 without posting an urban facelift project did you? If you’re in Jacksonville, then you should be familiar with the “jaguar building” as …
In between the afternoon rain storms and the unusually humid October, the Roscoe house is nearing completion. It is all in the details now. As soon as the electrical inspection passes and the air conditioner …
If you’re like us, a huge part of your last few days would have included the One Spark festival in downtown Jacksonville. We’re not going to spend much time explaining what it was – …
We got word that the facelift we recommended for 4567 Palmer (click here for a map) had gone into effect and since the site isn’t too far from our office we decided to go over …
