A metal and woodworking past isn’t hidden. Instead, a Houston space embraces its materials

The building may look modest from the street, but inside, it’s a whole different story. - Leonid Furmansky

The transformation of this wood-framed, gabled-roofed garage proves that industrial materials can create warmth rather than coldness. - Leonid Furmansky

Exposed trusses reveal the workshop's robust construction, while high vaulted ceiling create drama. - Leonid Furmansky

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Client

Camaraderie

Design

Schaum Architects

Floor Area

204 sq-m

Schaum Architects transforms a former workshop into a restaurant that celebrates its industrial heritage through thoughtful material choices.

FRAME’s take

In adaptive reuse project

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