Hovde Village Crossing
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We carefully detailed each storefront to reflect the existing architecture, to be time period sensitive, yet have its own façade identity. This included 8 different façade designs each with their own lighting and custom cornices. Other features include a 3,900 sf rooftop beer garden for the Brewery tenant, French Quarter style custom Gas lanterns on the Main Street facade, custom steel canopies, and a 2-story atrium that highlights the exterior brick facades of the existing 1856 building. The West end of the building was designed for Lone Girl Brewing Co. Angus-Young partnered with them on the specifics of their needs for both the brewery and rooftop beer garden.
Hospitality
Phase 1 renovations consisted of the Pool Hall only. The design included a complete bar and back bar redesign, revitalization of existing wood floors and adding tile accent around the bar, new wall finishes throughout including brick and wallcovering, as well as lighting and signage updates. The Great Dane’s desire was to maintain true to their german pub feel, but update and modernize that concept.
Hospitality
Phase 1 renovations consisted of the Pool Hall only. The design included a complete bar and back bar redesign, revitalization of existing wood floors and adding tile accent around the bar, new wall finishes throughout including brick and wallcovering, as well as lighting and signage updates. The Great Dane’s desire was to maintain true to their german pub feel, but update and modernize that concept.
Hospitality
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Hospitality
Phase 1 renovations consisted of the Pool Hall only. The design included a complete bar and back bar redesign, revitalization of existing wood floors and adding tile accent around the bar, new wall finishes throughout including brick and wallcovering, as well as lighting and signage updates. The Great Dane’s desire was to maintain true to their german pub feel, but update and modernize that concept.