In February 2019, Mayer Building Company completed an historic re-fresh of this striking French Quarter facade on Governor Nichols Street. The work included replacing the wood elements of the balcony, the louvered shutters and window cornices. Paint-works and a new metal component on the security gate made this project an obvious success.
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At the American Can Company building in Mid City, Mayer Building Company completed a full interior build out for Keesler Federal Credit Union. The new space, designed by Colectivo, includes state of the art finishes and fixturing. Office partitions and doors are easy-close glass sliders, new interior walls are deluxe white boards. The ceilings are […]
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In May 2019, Mayer Building Company completed our second City Greens build out. The work for the new restaurant was mainly re-decorating and branding, but also included overhauling the underground plumbing and electrical systems. We salvaged many of the existing parts and pieces of the former restaurant (a green move, for sure) while still developing […]
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In March 0f 2019, Mayer Building Company completed the new New Orleans office of Duplantis Design Group. The 1800 square foot satellite office at the Offices of the Mid City Market included new mechanical and sprinkler system modifications and bespoke architectural elements like gypsum “clouds,” LVT, custom slat-wall and milled planters.
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In the Fall and Winter of 2018/2019, Mayer Building Company completed two brand new French Truck Coffee cafes. Located at 2917 Magazine Street uptwn and 650 Poydras Street downtown, these two projects were collaborative, speedy and interesting. While Magazine Street was more of a re-branding and finishes effort, Poydras included structural steel, an enormous custom […]
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During the winter of 2018, Mayer Building Company completed 7000 square feet of office renovations at St James business park for landlord, Rathborne Properties, along with improvements for the tenant, Ardaman & Associates. The work included new floors base, lights and paint. Though the scope was simple, the new finishes transformed this place of business […]
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n the summer of 2018, MBC completed a new behavioral clinic on Tulane Avenue for Crescent Care. The project, designed by SCNZ, included a new lobby, entrance, bathrooms, triage room, therapy rooms and offices on this third floor space. We installed new acoustic treatments, window treatments, finishes and specialty millwork to create the comfortable (and branded) space for this new clinic. The project had only a few challenges and the ownership team and the design was great to work with and for. Here’s a link to Crescent Care’s blog post of the new space.
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During the summer break of 2018, Mayer Building Company completed two separate but equally important improvement projects for Trinity School on Jackson Avenue. At the “Pink House” Mayer design/built a replacement of an historic porch, gallery and roof along with all of its architectural ornamentation. At the elementary school Mayer Building Co successfully completed a revamp of the corridor finishes, doors, ceilings, electrical and plumbing (in the bathrooms). Thanks to close owner input, Mayer Building Company was able to complete each of these large projects before the class bell rang.
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During the summer of 2018, MBC completed this retail build out at The Shops at Canal Place. G Star Raw is a a luxury denim brand with a focus on fine craftsmanship and urban appeal, opens this September and will concentrate on men’s apparel, adding new fashion-forward options for male shoppers. This project consisted of interior improvements for the G Star to achieve the look of the burgeoning brand. G Star hired Mayer Building Company to install all new mechanical systems, new electrical systems and fire alarm, meticulously designed branded finishes to achieve the G Star experience. Prior to commencing the work, Mayer Building Company participated in crafting the a quick-turn-around budget. Actual construction was performed in accordance with architectural oversight in order to meet the client’s goals. The project was delivered with very minimal punch list.
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