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Karen Adams Designs
Memphis, Tennessee
Contractor: Tom Archer, Archer Custom Builders
Architect: Musumanoco
Restoration of a 1945 historic warehouse building at 647 Madison Avenue in downtown Memphis. This renovation is the home of stationery design company Karen Adams Designs.
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2537 Broad Avenue
Memphis, Tennessee
Contractor: Tom Archer, Archer Custom Builders
Architect: John Harrison Jones - Architect
Renovation of a 1912 building in the heart of the Broad Avenue Arts district in Memphis. This building is the home of Elizabeth Malmo Interior Design, Biggs Powell Interior Design & Antiques, and Gracey Smythe Design and Decoration.
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The Arcade Restaurant
Memphis, Tennessee
Contractor: Tom Archer, Archer Custom Builders
Architect: Looney, Ricks, Kiss
Expansion and renovation of Memphis' oldest cafe. The Arcade Restaurant, has been serving delicious home cooked food in family friendly atmosphere since 1919.
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Old Dominick Distillery
Memphis, Tennessee - Downtown
Contractor: Tom Archer, Archer Custom Builders
Architect: Looney Ricks Kiss
Restoration of a 1920’s historic warehouse building at 301 S. Front St., in downtown Memphis, owned by D. Canale & Co. This old Memphis Machinery and Supply Co. building was also home to a former premium liquor brand that disappeared with Prohibition. The building is now home to the Old Dominick Distillery.
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Historic Nineteenth Century Club Restoration
Memphis, Tennessee
Contractor: Tom Archer, Archer Custom Builders
Architect: Looney Ricks Kiss
Restoration of a historic home at 1433 Union Avenue that was once the headquarters for the philanthropic women's organization, the Nineteenth Century Club. Built in 1909, this home is nearly 16,000-square feet with a sound 3-story wood frame structure and a basement, and is filled with unique architectural features throughout the home. Now, it has been give new life as the Redfish Sushi & Asian Bistro.
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