Bogue Supply Building
A thoughtful reuse of industrial space provides a new home for architects.
Photography © Paul Richer
Photography © Paul Richer
Photography © Paul Richer
Architects & Firms
The simple, elegant volume and sturdy materials of this building, constructed in 1904 to serve the adjacent foundry, appealed to the owners of FFKR in their search for a new office location. They consequently made as few alterations as possible in order to maintain the building’s original character.
A large bridge crane previously residing within the building is now relocated to the exterior. In its place, a new mezzanine rests under the roof trusses and provides additional space. A plywood diaphragm provides lateral resistance and a new standing seam roof covers insulation. Continuous panels of polycarbonate replace previously vertical faces to provide soft, natural lighting. New doors and windows match the originals.
Central wiring installed under the mezzanine supplies telephone and internet service and powers new electrical, security, fire protection, and mechanical systems. The project is currently under review for the National Register of Historic Places
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People Owner Architect Franklin T. Ferguson, FAIA, Founding Principal Architect of record Interior designer Engineers Mechanical: Electrical: Consultants Lighting: General Contractor Photographer CAD system, project management, or other software used
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Products Structural system Exterior cladding Windows Steel: Glazing Skylights: Insulated-panel or plastic glazing: Doors Hardware Hinges: Closers: Exit devices: Pulls: Security devices: Interior Finishes Paints and stains: Floor and wall tile: Raised flooring: Conveyance
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