The Eastern Kille Distillery project is an 8,000 SF distillery, restaurant, & production space with an outdoor cocktail garden. It is an amazing space where guests can enjoy hand-crafted beverages or food. The scope of work included all the hidden framing, blocking, and the full-height separation wall made from densglass & play wood between the distillery & restaurant  

The Myrth restaurant construction project incorporated a mix of cold-formed metal framing, tectum panels, & Armstrong Calla Boxwood acoustical ceiling tiles. Additionally, custom-colored FRP and vinyl-faced washable ceiling tiles were utilized in the kitchen area. These elements combined to create a modern and functional dining space in Ada, Michigan.

Harvest Health Foods emerged with cold-formed metal framing and a sturdy structural steel core enveloped by efficient zip sheathing. Inside, premium finishes converge—drywall, an array of FRP panels, & acoustical ceiling tiles. It’s a modern and eco-conscious establishment situated at the city’s center.

This project has many unique and custom materials that required special attention to detail from design to installation. The scope included designed and engineered sound walls, specialty ceiling materials, and high ceiling radius drywall clouds to enhance the overall acoustics of the performance hall. To meet the desired outcome, but within budget, the clouds were pre-fabricated ahead of time and lifted into place with equipment- eliminating the need for scaffolding. The sound walls were also all precut drywall with a template and carefully placed onto each face of the wall. Great care and consideration had to be given to scheduling so as not to impact the daily activities ongoing in the adjoining high school.