Charleston Restoration
- Maresca & Associates, Architects
- Feb 27, 2015
- 1 min read
Rare for commercial projects, Maresca & Associates, Architects was given the prestigeous Carolopolis Award by the Preservation Society of Charleston for its thoughtful restoration of 169 King Street, home of Tucker Payne Antiques and Ike Behar, a men's clothing shop.
These photos were taken the day the cornices, handcrafted by the talented folks at Campellsville Industries, were put in place by the expert team of builders at Palmetto Crafstmen .
The result was an unsolicited full-page photo by Squire Fox for a Travel + Leisure feature on Charleston's own Stephen Colbert.
169 King Street, Charleston, SC prior to restoration.
169 King Street, Charleston, SC after renovation.
Palmetto Craftsmen setting the cornice in place.
Putting the brackets in place on either side of the cornice.
Putting the final touches on Tucker Payne Antiques.
Charleston antique dealer Tucker Payne speaking to Gibbes Museum of Art patrons at an event at his gallery.
Antiques expert Bart Mullins discussing Charleston furniture at the completed Tucker Payne antiques.
