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When the Pearl Brewery in San Antonio shut down in 2001 after 120 years of operation, it left behind a 22-acre, asphalt-covered site in a crime-ridden part of town.
Project Specs 419 Tower Drive San Antonio, Texas Sprinkle Robey Architects << Return to article the People Owners Kathy Kich Architect Sprinkle Robey Architects, AIA, LLC 1710 N. Main Ave. San Antonio, TX 78212 V: 210.227.7722 Fax: 210.226.0200 Davis Sprinkle, AIA Thom Robey, AIA Jeff Langham Engineer(s): Steve G. Persyn, P.E. General contractor: Mayo Construction Co. Photographer(s) Hester + Hardaway Contact: Paul Hester 713.819.8420 the Products Structural system Concrete slab-on-grade foundation w/wood framing. Roofing Built-up roofing: 2-Ply Roof, Manufacturer Unknown Elastomeric: Metal: Berridge, “Pre-Weathered Galvalume” Windows Aluminum: Vistawall, FG-1000 Glazing Glass: Oldcastle Hardware Locksets: Omnia Cabinet hardware: Haffele Floor
When many people hire an architect to renovate or add on to an existing house, they put a substantial amount of thought into resale value—how many bedrooms and bathrooms to add for a future owner, what kind of amenities a family would need to make the house a solid investment, etc.