Recent Research Trip to the East Coast

Jul 27

Written by Bryan Falk

We recently traveled to the East Coast to research adaptive re-use, preservation, new construction and parks techniques. Here’s a sample of our journey:

Custom door and railing

Dark bronze entry system

Historic adaptive re-use in Downtown Lancaster

Adaptive re-use

Polished concrete floor

Interesting interior mural

Bathroom finishes

Famous building

Famous building

Famous building

Famous building with statue

Large industrial lights, nice exposed structural deck

Liberty bell enshrined in modern architecture

Vendor market in Philly

Vendor market in Philly

Outdoor plaza space

Storefront doors

Storefront with awning, planters, pavers

Storefront base

Storefront with faded awning and glass film

Interesting use of stainless and corrugated metal

Nicely detailed fence

Back of nicely detailed fence

Modern infill development

Nice doors, entry, signage

Pop of color on elevator addition

Vertical planter and outdoor garden

Glass window well to book store

Interesting light

Prominent signage

Mail slot at base of door

Interesting small historic district Philly

Interesting small historic district Philly

Interesting small historic district Philly

Interesting small historic district Philly

Interesting small historic district Philly

Interesting small historic district Philly

Interesting small historic district Philly

Hotel room layout that could be a compact studio apartment

Interesting church ruins

Interesting Church Ruins

Interesting stair and art

Paul Revere's home on the left

Old buildings in Boston

Interesting placement of stones

Old buildings/adaptive reuse

These move in the wind and create interesting patterns

Artificial Intelligence is Coming

Purchased a Lighting F150 for Our First Company Vehicle