Urban Food Group (the owners of Triangle favorites Coquette, Chow, Vivace, and others) is bringing back a legend, a legend with a slightly different “vibe.” Formerly known as Crowley’s Courtyard and Edwards Mill Bar & Grill, “The Mill” will be …
“Gontram Architecture’s Office – Part 2” is the latest edition of a Holiday video we’ve produced in one form or another. (We like to do stupid things every once in a while.) For over 20 years, we’ve been celebrating the …
Anyone that has been around the Raleigh area since the 1980’s remembers Crowley’s, a local restaurant chain famous for bar food and nightlife. In the Olde Raleigh Shopping Center at Blue Ridge Road and Edwards Mill Road stood Crowley’s Courtyard. …
“Gontram Architecture’s Office” is the latest edition of a Holiday video we’ve produced in one form or another. We like to do stupid things every once in a while. For over 20 years, we’ve been celebrating the holiday season in …
What’s the difference between the more traditional project delivery methods? Many of our architectural clients struggle with understanding the nuances and advantages between the Design-Build method of project delivery versus the traditional Design-Bid-Build method, and the advantages Design-Build offers over Design-Bid-Build. Design-Bid-Build In …
The latest addition to the new office is a 4′ x 8′ steel mural depicting the conceptual design-build process. The 1/8″ sheet steel was cut with a plasma cutter compliments of Schulz Ironworks in Raleigh, NC. It is held off …
We are finally coming down the homestretch on the major overhaul undertaken at the KS Bank in Selma, NC. This bank building has undergone a major renovation to the interior and exterior WITHOUT missing a day servicing its customers! We …
The complete face lift of the existing KS Bank building in Selma, NC continues. This regional bank is updating its appearance after many years, and Gontram Architecture and Ten Penny Construction are teaming up once again to deliver it under …
The North Carolina Retail Merchants Association has occupied the building located at 209 Fayetteville Street in a prominent part of downtown Raleigh since 2012. Many years before that, previous owners renovated the building and installed a cultured marble facade that …
