At the corner of Oak & Dublin, Mayer Building Company completed Simone’s Market in time for the 2016 Christmas Season. The work consisted of building out a full commercial kitchen and attractive grocery in the white box/shell at 8201-8207 Oak that Mayer completed in early 2015. The work consisted of new MEP systems, a new commercial hood and Ansul system, sprinkler modifications, and minor finishes. The Times Picayune in a December 21st 2016 article has more.”Folks strolling down Oak Street have been peeking in the windows of Simone’s Market, which will sell mostly locally and regionally sourced produce, meats and prepared foods, for months as it has come to shape inside retail space at 8207 Oak St. The 1,650-square-foot store, which employs 11 people, will open Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m…”
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In November 2016, Mayer Building Company completed renovations for Sunday Shop. In an under used, dilapidated two story building at 2025 Magazine Street, Logan Killen Interiors created, “Sunday Shop…a carefully curated lifestyle shop led by a team of approachable and knowledgeable interior designers.” A few more words from the Sunday Shop website tells the further story: “For years, the designers & owners of Logan Killen Interiors have dreamt about opening a store in the city of New Orleans that would house all of their favorite things….Katie Logan Leblanc and Jensen Killen are passionate about good design and how it improves our daily lives, from the perfect paint color to the candle that makes it feel like home. Sunday Shop is a direct extension of LKI – bringing you some of the best in furniture, textiles, fine lighting, and art.” Congratulations to Katie & Jensen and thanks for the work. Photos by Augusta Sagnelli.
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In October 2016, Mayer Building Company completed the interior and exterior improvements for Pilot & Powell, a new high-end, luxury fashion boutique at 3901 Magazine Street. The project, designed by Logan Killen Interiors, included a glass storefront facade retrofit, new unique finishes and fixtures throughout, custom racks and a custom Point-of-Sale desk, a newly appointed back-of-house bathroom and office and artfully designed fitting rooms. A word from the Pilot & Powell website distills not only this new business, but also the completed project, click the picture for more…
Photographs by J. Stephen Young Photographer.
In November 2016, Mayer Building Company completed the re-invention of La23 BBQ. We rebuilt and installed a commercial kitchen in LA23’s existing facilty; we raised the ceiling and added decks and rough & ready rails about the exterior; we re-clad the whole building in galvanized sheet metal. We installed a new foundation for this building and a new metal canopy replete with rustic lights and fans. Our gleaming work was delivered with minor punchlist, but it’s the owners’ work that shines in this project. The amazing reviews online don’t do justice to the incredible barbecue that the gentlemen owners serve up on a daily basis. On day one, LA23 continued its pre-renovation practice of selling out before closing with out a word of published marketing. Follow the smoke tower to La23 BBQ in Belle Chasse and you will be glad you did. Architect: Brooks Graham, Graham Little Studio. Photos: Beth Hall.
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For New Orleans Massage & Wellness’s new facility downtown in The Exchange Centre at 935 Gravier Street, Suite 661, Mayer Building Company delivered a quick paint job of the interiors walls. Good luck to Leslie Mayer at the new spot. For a link to her website and Facebook contact, click through.
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In the fall of 2016, Mayer Building Company completed this 7-month renovation and addition to a 1920s craftsman home just of Bayou St. John. The work included re-purposing a brick fireplace into structural piers, adding a second story and renovating the first floor. Notable features include historically appropriate fenestration, re-milled antique pine floors and stair treads, new and reclaimed cabinets and millwork, spray foam, high efficiency mechanical and plumbing systems and old-world doors and hardware. Photographs by Anne Finney.
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In June 2016, Mayer Building Company completed the new Metairie Road City Greens on time and at budget. The new restaurant, designed by Metro Studio, included complex kitchen equipment schedule and a custom walk-in cooler. The finishes are first class applications and choice materials, including custom fabricated quartz, cypress and maple millworks, high-end ceramics and porcelain tile.
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Mayer Building Company met the timeline and occupancy challenges inherent in delivering a vast finishes, glass and mill work project for over 4000 square feet of the Algiers Metropolitan Human Services Division throughout the summer of 2016.
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Mayer Building Company is pleased to announce the May 2016 successful completion of the structural and high-end interior construction for New Orleans’ first Cycle Bar.This project consisted of interior and structural improvements for the Cycle Bar and some base building improvements for the building owner performed concurrently. The Cycle Bar hired Mayer Building Company to install all new underground and above ground mechanical systems, new electrical systems and fire alarm, meticulously designed sound attenuation systems and of course the branded finishes to achieve the Cycle Bar experience.Prior to commencing the work, Mayer Building Company participated in crafting the value-engineered budget. Actual construction was performed in accordance with third-party and bank auditing in order to meet the client’s goals. The project was delivered on time with very minimal punch list.
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