The following would be a short list sampling of custom landmark commercial and private projects:
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Dates- 3/1997 to 6/1997
Project type: Custom Period Museum
Site: 1774-Charlotte Museum of History, Hezekiah Alexander Home site
Scope of work: Over a dozen interior period custom electric candle fixtures.
Customer comments:
K. Carmichael-Director during period/new installation: “Great fit….completely satisfied!”
Dates-8/2000 to 11/2000
Site: 1837- Historic Brookstown Inn, Old Salem, NC
Scope of work: 71 custom interior Lancaster Pennsylvania period dual controlled table lamps with shades. Locations placed include all guest rooms.
Customer comments:
C. Hogan-Marketing Manager, Director during period/new installation:
“Lighting has met and exceeded our expectations, quite satisfied as all pieces look great! Patrons enjoy the dual control light at desks for business or casual light”
Dates- 5/2003 to 7/2003
Project type: Private Hospitality
Site: 1840 – Tailors Lodging Bed & Breakfast, Abington, Va.
Scope of work: Completed custom great room and guest room chandeliers and wall sconces
Customer comments:
R & S Humphreys- Owners
“We are completely satisfied, and always receive compliments by our patrons.”
Dates- 3/2004 to 4/2004
Project type: Commercial Vineyard Tasting Room
Site: Raffaldini Vineyards & Winery
Scope of work: Custom viticulture pendants and wall lighting
Customer comments:
L.Draughn– Interior designer, during new installation
“Satisfaction is high, as match was greatly expressed for this application.”
Dates-3/2004 to 6/2004
Project type: Regional Museum
Site: 1890 Museum of Transportation Fayetteville, NC
Scope of work: Sculpted replication of original period gable peak ornamental onion measuring
12ft-total Ht. x 3ft-Wd.
Customer comments:
- C.Hampton-Project manager
“Equal to original, very satisfied!”
2. B.Rakes- Architect
“Great effort, as customer is well pleased.”
Dates- 6/2004 to 10/2004
Project type: Government local
Site: 1799 Wolff-Moser House, Bethania Visitors Center, Bethania, NC
Scope of work: Reproduced period elliptic mirror wall sconces from specimen provided, corridor ceiling flush interior & exterior period lanterns.
Customer comments:
- K.Keller-Town of Bethania,
“Very satisfied, and will recommend work to the Bethania Mill across the street”.
2. B.Rakes- Architect
“Customers made great comments to accent and satisfaction.”
Dates- 9/2004 to 11/2004
Project type: Private Historic site
Site: 1860 Historic Clayton Farm, Stanleyville, NC
Scope of work: Originated period styled interior Chandeliers, wall sconces, and exterior wall lanterns.
Customer comments:
- K.Clayton- Owner
“Very satisfied with all work as a great match, and have enjoyed!”
2. B.Rakes- Architect
“Really great effort and support with customer, thank you!”
Dates- 11/2004 to 12/2004, & 9/2011 to 12/2011
Project type: Private Historic site
Site: 1759 Leon T. Butner house, locally refereed as the Cornwallis house, Bethania, NC
Scope of work: Period interior wall sconces, ceiling chandeliers, and exterior Lanterns.
Customer comments:
M & M Leonard-Owners
“Continue to enjoy and receive great complements with your work”
Dates- 1/2005 to 4/2005
Project type: Private Regional Historic site
Site: 1797 Christoph Vogler House and Workshop, Old Salem, NC
Scope of work: Custom period interior wall sconces, ceiling chandeliers, and lanterns.
Customer comments:
G&G Dinkins, owners
“Really worked out to match our aims, especially in our library and dining rooms.”
Dates- 6/2005 to 8/2005
Project type: Gov. Public
Site: 1800’s -Yesterday Village, DCF, Winston-Salem, NC
Multiple structures including one-room church house, general store, post office & two story tin-shop.
Scope of work: Theme matched custom verdigris copper period handcrafted interior ceiling chandeliers, wall sconces and exterior wall and ceiling mounted lanterns.
Customer comments:
D.Sparks-DCF Acting Director served at time of project
“Accents the environment well, and very pleased with the results in project”
Dates- 10/2006 to 11/2006
Project type: Public Ecclesiastical
Site: 1806- Bethania Moravian Church, Bethania, NC
Scope of work: Custom Moravian Chandeliers
Customer comments:
P.Oehman- BMC Administrator
“Thanks so much for giving the church a discount and for doing such beautiful work. Your lights add so much to these two rooms and will be items of pleasure for years and years to come.”
Dates- 1/2007 to 4/2007
Project type: Public Museum
Site: 1790 Andrew Baird Home, Museum of Transportation, Granite Falls, NC
Scope of work: Period interior wall sconces, ceiling chandeliers and exterior wall, post mounted lanterns.
Customer comments:
- L.Story-Town Manager
“Very pleased with installation, and fit for this site.”
2. B. Rakes- Architect
“Client thought that efforts to accommodate budget and exterior lighting was appreciated”
Dates- 4/2007 to 6/2007
Project type: Public Historic Site
Site: 1890 Rockford General Store, Rockford, NC
Scope of work: Period Oil electric ceiling mounted interior lanterns
Customer comments:
P.Carter-Owner
“Lanterns worked out good, very satisfied!”
Dates- 12/2007 to 3/2008
Project type: Private Landscape Lighting
Site: Marathon, FL
Scope of work: Contemporary dark sky low energy post mounted exterior fixture
Customer comments:
S.Marturano-Project Manager- Design Source
“Good fit for application, and completely satisfied.”
Dates- 10/2006 to 8/2008
Project type: Private Leisure Residence
Site: Lake Norman
Scope of work: Restoration turnkey Wall mounted Gasoliers
Customer comments:
L & J Hendrix, Owners
“Quite pleased with results, and support during entire project…”
Dates- 7/2007-12/2007
Site: Pelham Bay Golf Clubhouse, Bronx, NY
Project type: Commercial Private Golf Resort
Scope of work: Custom copper orbiting wall mounted drum luminaries
Customer comments:
M.Wickware-Project Manager- GC- ICS Builders
“Fixtures have been well received with complete satisfaction”
Dates- 2/2008 to 3/2008
Project type: Historic Commercial Office & Retail
Site: Historic 1899 Lehman-Butner Mill, Bethania, NC
Scope of work: Period Oil electric wall lighting and exterior cedar post lanterns.
Customer comments:
M.West, Architect-Owner
“Quite pleased, as hallways and parking lots look great, will advise as future efforts result”
Design & Luminary Support Services Upgraded:
From June of 94 to the present, MCFelk L&D has completed many private residential properties located in the piedmont triad to leisure projects along the Blue Ridge Parkway of North Carolina.
Having learned the hardships over the years first hand from residential and commercial clients in obtaining custom and non-custom lighting fixture packages timely, from multiple suppliers, a unique platform in support services would prove to save weeks and $1,000’s. Such services would be innovative and earn back its value, during and at the conclusion of the project.
Dates-5/2009 to 10/2009
Project ID: PN18
Project type: Large Commercial Hospitality
Site: Marriott-Town Place Suites Hotel, Mooresville, NC
Scope of work: Complete Hotel Lighting Package fulfillment and Project on-site services.
Lighting Package value: $98,000.00 Material saving: $56,000.00 Cost recovery savings: $42,000.00
Customer comments:
Architects: Isom Ham Design Group
Products & Support: Hotel Lighting Fixture Package Fulfillment (LPF) (POS)
- D.Isom –Principle Owner/Architect
“The lighting portion of the job went very smooth. I was very pleased with Michael Felk’s efforts and his knowledge and responses. I would give him an A+ for the job.”
Electrical Contractor: Standard Electric
2. D.Stutts-Principle Superintendent/Owner
Services: Complete Lighting Package Fulfillment (LPF) (POS)
“I would highly recommend Michael of MC Felk L&D because of the work he did for me on the Marriott TPS. He was on top of every aspect of the lighting package from ordering the fixtures to making sure each fixture was in the correct spot and ready for my workers to install it. Even when the owners changed things at the last minute, Michael would give me a date that the fixtures were supposed to arrive and to my amazement things showed up on as promised, if not before that date. I would have to say that with Michael Felk’s help the entire job went very smooth. I would definitely use MCFelk again and I look forward to it.”
Dates- 12/2009 to 3/2010
Project ID: PN22
Project type: Commercial Office
Site: Offices- CSA Horizon, Mooresville, NC
Scope of work: Lighting assessment & design services, Lighting Package fulfillment & Project on-site services.
Lighting Package value: $12,000.00 Material saving: $3,000.00 Cost recovery savings: $5,500.00
Customer comments:
- D.Allman- Executive Vice President
Services completed: Site Photometric Design and fixture Layout
“I was completely satisfied with the attention given and the exacting fit for our lighting plan.”
Electrical Contractor: Floyd Medlin Electric
2. C.Medlin-Principle Superintendent
Services: Complete Lighting Package Fulfillment (LPF) (POS)
“Appreciate the services in making sure all material was on the job as required….all went well, customers are completely satisfied.”
Dates- 3/2011 to 7/2011
Project ID: PN24
Project type: NC Historic Site/Government
Site: Charlotte B Hawkins Museum, Sedalia, NC
Scope of work: Period Luminary design and fixture fulfillment. An approximate duplicate or upgrade was produced from period sample provided as observed above.
Customer comments:
F.Scott- Site manager
“We are completely satisfied with the look and fit for our ceiling fixtures. Patrons have complemented on quality.”
Dates- 5/2012 to 1/2013
Project ID: PN260
Project type: Institutional Private University
Site: Wake Forest University-Reynolda Hall
Scope of work: Custom designed direct OEM third party story board low energy CFL/LED drum bulb pendants. Designed to accommodate corridor widths, with included laser cut exclusive Wake Forest logos and motifs’, with custom finishing in antique bronze. Features include: Debris inhibiting diffusers, with easy access for long term sustainability and maintenance.
Included Services: Custom luminary engineering, fixture design drawing, complete proposal brokered fulfillment, and installation support.
Customer comments:
1. J. Stem-Architect, West & Stem Architects PLLC
“Great results, and will certainly retain services on future efforts”
2. G. Scott- At time served-WFU facilities director
“Extremely satisfied with the performance of MCFELK-L&D, and the level of services & reachability. Will keep MCFelk L&D on our bid list.”
Dates- 3/2013 to 7/2014
Project ID: PN27-28
Project type: Private Residence
Site: Lenoir, NC
Scope of work: Based on photometric determination of luminary requirements custom site specific interior luminaries where designed to accommodate both a kitchen/bar area plus stairway egress entrance. Both fixtures included design features that married to interior architectural elements.
Features include: Kitchen/Bar- Luminary tile array with custom pivoting cantilever iron frame structure with heavy aged hard pine beam plus custom stained marble side textured glass lenses. Stairway egress- includes aged pine trim inset panels built on a column with four stages accommodating single luminary each. Included Services: Custom luminary engineering and design specifications, fabrication, finishing, plus site set-up and installation assistance support.
Customer comments:
Dr. R&A-Dacus, property owners: “We are thoroughly happy with our beautiful fixtures!”
Dates- 10/2013 to 11/2015
Project ID: PN36
Project type: Historic private residence
Site: 1800’s Conover House, Middle town, NJ
Scope of work: Based on remote site assessment information and period architectural elements, exterior and interior wall, post, and ceiling mounted copper site specific lanterns where designed, and fulfilled. Features include: Tailored Lantern cabinet geometry and dimensions to accommodate global architectural details, physical dimensions, and historic period. Special features: Main entrance wall mounted Lanterns included hammered and period painted coat of arms family crest medallion as historically spoken to reformation ancestral folk art.
Included Services: Custom luminary engineering and design specifications, fabrication, and custom copper finishing.
Customer comments:
Mr. & Mrs. J & C Parker, property owners
“Michael’s attention to the detail, design & authenticity of his work is way beyond what you typically find.
His work is truly custom in every respect. He possesses a broad depth of knowledge in the historical accuracy, both in use, function and manufacture. I always’ learn something after speaking with him!”
Dates- 3/2014 to 12/2015
Project ID: PN32
Project type: Public Museum- Macktown Historic Heritage Center
Site: 1830’s Steven’s School, Granary and Shop, Rockton, ILL.
Scope of work: Site adaptive Interior period candle electric wall sconces, ceiling chandeliers, and table mounted fixtures.
Features include: Period school house luminaries, as fashioned in historic materials, and finished in aged patinas as would be reflected for the 1830’s.
Included built-in Services as provided: Worked in cooperation with Architect- Hrivnak & Associates, Ltd to assess and design plus fulfill custom site specific luminaries based on photometric determination, area use, and physical interior ceiling heights to total area. Limits in illumination set by concurrent use and application. Resulting schedule produces twenty six original count plus adds equaling twenty four adaptive and exacting fixture types meeting Department of Interiors standards CFR-67.4 pertaining to adaptive historic features that would have existed during period in materials and use.
Customer comments:
RA-Ferguson-President, Macktown Living History Museum.
“Lighting fixtures have been the smoothest component in this project; with intend to include services on future projects as they are developing.”
Dates- 8/2014-3/2015
Project ID: PN37
Project type: Private Historic Residential
Site: 1798 Moravian Historic Phillip Hoehn’s House also known as the Historic Piedmont House, Clemmons NC.
Scope of work: Period site adaptive exterior post and surface wall mounted candle electric.
Features include: Custom proportion and profile to exterior Germanic architectural features as observed in region associated with the Moravian community of Old Salem, NC. Resulting schedule produces eleven adaptive fixture types meeting Department of Interiors standards CFR-67.4 pertaining to adaptive historic features that would have existed during period in materials and contrivances. Included built-in Services as provided: Worked in cooperation with owners, to assess and design plus fulfill custom site specific luminaries based on user defined preferences and materials. User defined illumination satisfied period esthetic goals with flexibility to alter emission by controls or bulb type. Fulfillment included site delivery of all fixtures, mounting hardware, bulbs, and proper mounting instructions and documentation.
Customer comments:
T.Gray: “As a serious collector of 18th and 19th century lighting fixtures, I am simply overwhelmed by the expertise and extraordinary talents of MCFelk. I consider Michael the single finest Tinsmith in North Carolina!”
Dates- 9/2014-10/2015
Project ID: PN35 MB Bullock
Project type: Private Historic Registry Residential
Site: 1850’s Salt Flax Home and Shop, Historic District of Old Salem, NC
Scope of work: Site mixed period Interior and exterior assorted oil/candle/gasolier electric wall, flush and pendant ceiling mounted fixtures through-out. Limits in illumination set by users design authority and application. Exterior fixture type meets COA of WS-HP, and types in use by the historic community of Old Salem, located in Winston-Salem NC. Resulting schedule produces twenty one adaptive fixture types as would apply to user and designer requirements.
Features include: Tight to ceiling and or wall physical custom dimensional limits, combined with easy access for maintenance and use. Single exterior wall mounted welcome lantern includes custom site specific feature to adapt to historic communities period wall fastening standard.
Included built-in Services as provided: Worked in cooperation with Architect- Calloway Johnson Moore, PA and owner, to assess and design plus fulfill custom site specific luminaries based area use, materials, physical interior limits be they ceiling heights, or stairway widths to total area. Provided support to the EC in marking rough physical mounting locations for all fixtures. Fulfillment included site delivery with included fixture mounting hardware, bulbs, mounting layout schedule, plus all installation instructions and documentation as attached.
Customer comments:
Owner -M.B.Bullock:
”The period lighting fixtures more than satisfy, and I am well pleased…In fact the only part of the restoration effort that exceeding my expectations in both product and professionalism was the lighting!”
Support Services comments:
J.W. Sowers-AIA, Design Architect, Calloway Johnson Moore & West, PA., “Thanks for a successful project!”
Dates-6/2015 thru 8/2015
Project ID: PN41
Project type: Commercial-Museum
Site: 1850’s Historic Sandusky- Lynchburg, VA
Scope of work: Based on historic period, physical interior scape, and photometric determination, the adaptive fixture used was originated from period drawings of resale argand burner fixture styles of the period. The resultant dual head fixture accommodates ceiling height, plus luminance by the use of flame height equivalent 50T4/C Low energy Halogen bulbs as provided to accommodate space using proper dimmer controls. Fulfillment included site luminary design support to accommodate both decorative lighting values and dimensional space. Fixture upon release included all fixture mounting hardware, bulbs, plus installation instructions and documentation.
Customer comments:
G. Starbuck-Director: Very pleased… Emailed: People ask about where we got the lamp and will direct them to you.
Dates-11/2015 to 1/2016
Project ID: PN46
Project type: Private Design Residential
Site: N. Freer Design & Consulting, Panama City Beach, Fl.
Scope of work: Custom adaptive architectural elements and physical features of a Greek Aegean style residence are features in a series of exterior low energy egress wall mounted sconces fulfilled. Support services included adaptive exterior low energy wet product design, plus fulfillment.
Status: Installed complete.
Customer comments:
N. Freer, owner of N-Freer Design & Consulting: “Very professional and great to work with! I will reach out in the future for other projects! Thank you very much!”
Dates-10/2015 to 10/2016
Project ID: PN45
Project type: Private Historic Registry Residential
Site: 1830’s Historic Matthew C. Clayton Main-House, Rural Hall, NC
Scope of work: Based on historic period, physical interior scape, and photometric determination, the adaptive fixtures used for front main door entrance was originated from period archive site image, and associated resale carbide burner fixture styles of the period. The resultant fixture types are equal to what would have been used for a rural carbide fixture profile as used in region during the 1830’s. These adaptive carbide electric fixture types meet and exceed the DOI CFR 67.4-Luminary requirements when such requirements are enforced. Carbide electric fixtures are scaled to accommodate ceiling heights, period copper and or brass antique finishing combined with exacting photometric luminance by the use of flame height equivalent 50T4/C Low energy Halogen bulbs. Additional theme or period essence is accomplished with recommended dimmer controls.
Customer comments:
C. Clayton, property owner, Written Review: Fixtures completed met and exceeded my expectations based on period detail and artisan form. Recommendation to family, acquaintances, or friends would result.
Dates-6/2015 to 10/2016
Project ID: PN40
Project type: Commercial-Museum
Site: 1772 Oliver Miller Homestead-site of the Whiskey Rebellion, South Park, PA.
Scope of work: Fulfilled all period site adaptive exterior post mounted candle electric Lanterns respecting historic CFR-67 features of original Homestead site. In addition to Lanterns period specific cedar posts also included as designed.
Status: Installation complete, with pending additional fixture to cover all egress with same adaptive type.
Customer comments:
J.Hancsak- Director- “Everything has been installed and looks great! The membership is extremely pleased with the Posts and Lanterns! The Homestead has taken on an all new look, especially at night!”
Dates-12/2015 to 7/2016
Project ID: PN47
Project type: Private Residential
Site: GC Prim Jr., Yadkinville, NC
Scope of work: Custom themed Moravian ceiling chandeliers, portable period correct candle and electric portable table lamps.
Features: All pieces reflect custom art perforation including coat of arms representing three family groups in addition to Logos of Colleges attended, plus crests reflecting fields of study.
Customer comments:
GC Prim Jr., property owner- “Really amazing detail, and appreciate craftsmanship, really exceeded expectations.”
Dates- 5/2017 to 6/2017
Project ID: PN53
Project type: Commercial Office
Site: Indian Trail, NC.
Scope of work: Scope of work: Lighting assessment & design services, Lighting Package fulfillment & Project on-site services.
Lighting Package value: $12,926.00 Material saving: $2,585.00
Services completed: Site Photometric Design with custom luminaries to dealer costing plus total fixture layout with proposed and pending as in budget organic low energy pendants and wall mounted lighting to rustic design theme as confirmed.
Customer comments:
R.Ray- President
We are excited about the installation of the selections you specs for our project (and sincere thanks for the value engineering areas you were able to uncover!). Everything looks fantastic!
Dates- 8/2016 to 8/2017
Project ID: PN50
Project type: 1870’s School House
Site: Rodman, NY 13682
Scope of work: Based on period, region, and photometric requirements, exterior post, wall and interior ceiling locations are being design fulfilled with Oil-Camphene-adaptive fixtures. Dimensions, site architectural elements, and luminance are designed to meet and exceed DOI CFR 67.4-Luminary features of the property that would have been used at the time of original construction. This would include exacting period methods of fabrication, to tinning rod joinery, with all included standard electrical components with grounding in meeting and exceeding wet UL1598 requirements.
Features include: Post Lantern is configured to exterior architectural geometry, with physical mounting location designed to accommodate egress luminary spread for an elevated approach. Wall surface mounted Lantern includes adaptive features that blend to line of sight, combined with ornamental detail.
Customer comments:
D. Nelson: “The lights are absolutely gorgeous! I was just extolling your work to an architect in Ann Arbor. …I love your work!”
Dates- 4/2017 to 5/2020
Project ID: PN51
Project type: 1830’s Private-Residence and office
Site: Fincastle, Va.
Scope of work: To accommodate interior ceiling and wall surface lighting as would apply, proportioning and adapting to ceiling heights, character of period corridors, and working spaces. As additions have been made to original structure built in the late 18th century, some luminary requirements would speak to early 19th century.
Customer comments: B.Rakes: Great job!
Dates- 9/2017 to 2/2019
Project ID: PN33 Mennonite Heritage Center
Project type: Commercial-Museum
Site: 1850’s- Mennonite Heritage Center and Museum, Harrisonburg, VA.
Scope of work: Period fixture layout and location schedules from results in photometric requirements in meeting guaranteed interior illumination for both period museum and multi-use areas. Resulting schedule produces over fifty adaptive and exacting fixture types meeting Department of Interiors standards CFR-67.4 pertaining to adaptive historic features that would have existed during period in materials and fabrication methods. Starting in Aug.-2015-No cost fixture sample was supplied on-hand as donated to accommodate fund raising efforts.
Customer Comments:
G. Yoder -Board of Directors: “Fixtures have totally satisfied the look as intended, and would be completely satisfied..”
Dates- 8/2018-12/2018
Project ID: PN57
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Pinnacle, NC
Scope of work: Custom ceiling chandeliers as proposed based on photometric requirements in meeting guaranteed interior illumination for multi-use areas.
Customer Comments:
R&R Mock-Property Owners: “Fixtures are simply beautiful and have really enjoyed.”
Dates- 8/2018-10/2019
Project ID: PN59 Nissen House Historic Site
Project type: Commercial-Museum
Site: 1850-1870’s George Elias Nissen House, Lewisville, NC
Scope of work: Period fixture layout and location schedules from results in photometric requirements in meeting guaranteed interior illumination for both period museum and all multi-use areas. Resulting schedule produces over six adaptive and exacting fixture types meeting Department of Interiors standards CFR-67.4 pertaining to adaptive historic features that would have existed during period in materials and fabrication methods.
Customer Comments:
S. Linker -Board of Directors: “We thank you for your patience and courtesy during this long process..and will make sure to recommend.”
Dates- 10/2019-2/2022
Project ID: PN60
Project type: Private Timber Residential
Site: Mount Airy, NC
Scope of work: Based on site photometric determination, period themed fixture schedule was achieved and confirmed, in two potential phases. Lighting plan secured subsequently initiated fulfillment and design of a main Timber-Friesian 8 Head-19th century rustic petrol oil Chandelier, to accommodate luminary value as determined in space or equitably having a ceiling height of twenty two feet. Also, custom timber sconces also apportioned to accommodate living space entrance.
Features include: Custom dual sided copper Friesian sculptured panels four each as applied to four mounting locations traversing circumference, plus accompanying iron cross bracing, equally at four opposite locations on same axis. Particularly unique in this design would be the wood turning of locust, a hard wood generally avoided when lengths are extended, and column boring is required. Chandelier measuring over six feet in diameter was designed to fold up like an umbrella for easy shipping and setup. Arms included easy leveling fasteners to set with other structure components when installed.
Customer comments: W & K Gillis- property owners- “These are amazing!!! I love them so much!”
Status: Site review completed, Photometric luminary design and assembly approved, patterns completed, fabrication complete, assembly completed, testing completed, packaging in process, storage, transition pending, literature pending, final outstanding balance against invoice pending against closure, release pending.
Process Notes: Wall sconces reflected in above project image are omitted due to budget retraints and customer physical relocation
Dates-Site Changes budget and use pending
Project ID: PN56
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Wingate, NC
Scope of work: Working by design to properly illuminate multi-use spaces, specific to elevated 22ft. ceiling heights requiring exacting photometric to proportion luminary geometry with client desired features and structural elements to accommodate interior architecture.
Custom locations proposed based on total luminary emission, balanced with efficacy requirements in meeting guaranteed interior illumination with inherent overall payback in energy savings combined with overall structural equity.
Status: 3rd Party Proposed Specifications supplied with budget planning pending
Dates-7/2015-Annually to present
Project ID: WFU-WSO-TROPHIES
Project type: Commercial-Ornamental fabrication
Site: Winston-Salem, NC
Background: As the Winston Salem Open Tennis Tournament is a regional & international event specific to the city of Winston-Salem, the cities heritage is one of international importance regarding the establishment of the 17th century Moravian settlement of Old Salem. The Moravians originate from the former Provence of Moravia located in the country of Bohemia, current day Czech Republic.
Scope of work: From the original 19th century Moravian Star, fabricate in copper to original specifications two sizes and quantities.
Customer comments: K. Schultz-“They are perfect! THANK YOU SO MUCH for all your help in this department!”
Status: Design rendering approved, patterns developed, layout, fabrication, completion
Dates- 3/2021-5/2021
Project ID: PN22.5 ADD
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Traphill, NC
Scope of work: Custom Interior -Dry, Shaker Sconce Swing Wall Lamp, Non-oriented.
Description: Bulb: takes 1-60Watt max. candelabra bulb. (Includes: Single pull chain on and off switch, plus #VNB657-4400 Candelabra shade, 4″ tall Fibre’ drip candle sleeve. Included Options added: brass handle and ball for easy positioning. [Note: Fixture is a portable direct plug in to receptacle surface mounted wall lamp. Candelabra and Shade extends to 10 inches from wall.]
Customer comments: S.Pasch- “Very pleased with result, works well with wall board, and ease of use.”
Status: Design adjustments confirmed, component patterns completed, assembly, completion, released, installation completed
Dates- 5/2021-12/2021
Project ID: PN61
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Winston-Salem, NC
Scope of work: Exterior wall surface mounted lanterns
Description: Exterior Copper Craftsman Hexagonal flush wall mounted, ridged medium duty hanger mounted, ornamental electric wall wash lantern. Takes 1-ea. 100W max. A19 Standard incandescent or LED-CFL equivalent bulb.
Includes– Decorative air port vents provided to crown enclosure with six straight Hexagonal custom wavy clear glass panes, wall mounting plate with custom cover plus all mounting hardware with fasteners. ID: 31C7D84E1-2-404
Customer comments: M.Obien- “The fixtures are great and we’re quite proud of them. Thank you!”
Status: Site Review completed, Design rendering approved, patterns developed, layout, fabrication, completion
Dates-Planning/Budgeting
Project ID: PN62
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Yadkinville, NC
Scope of work: Custom ceiling and wall lighting to meet and exceed luminary requirements specific to interior timber architecture. Includes- Photometric design per room to meet user special luminary needs against application combined with design features and elements specific to owner’s timber construction application for general purpose to casual luminance.
Status: Site plan review, custom luminary rough out renderings, approval of designs, pending final approval in formal design process.
Dates- 5/2021-7/2021
Project ID: PN64 Nissen House Historic Site
Project type: Commercial-Museum
Site: 1850-1870’s George Elias Nissen House, Lewisville, NC
Scope of work: Restoration of a period Bradley Hubbard 1870’s Kerosene LED-Conversion- Chandelier
Includes: Component design adapting conventional modern parts to period 19th century hardware.
Customer comments: R.Mock- “The chandelier was installed in the Nissen House this morning. It is absolutely wonderful!! It is the jewel of the parlor. Can’t thank you enough for your assistance. Please come see it.”
Status: Facilitation in cost, component patterns completed, assembly, completion
Dates- 9/2021-9/2022
Project ID: PN63-Custom 5 Ft. Diameter Simpatico Chandelier
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Roaring Gap, NC
Scope of work: Custom Grand ceiling Chandelier to meet and exceed luminary requirements specific to interior timber beam mountain architecture. Includes- Photometric luminary design to meet user interior architectural space with consideration of mountain theme essence combined with owner’s application for general purpose to casual luminance.
Includes: Custom 16oz. Copper laminated over 14Ga Iron, 5 Ft. Diameter Simpatico Chandelier
Theme elements-Moravian, Blue Ridge Parkway, Stone Mountain
Ornamental features: Pine cones as raised, hammered and textured combined with pine needles and limbs on bark about circumference.
Customer comments: K. Mitchell- “Today is a rainy dark day and the chandelier makes my living room bright and cheery. It is perfect and beautiful. Thank you.”
Status: Site plan review, custom luminary renderings finished, approval of design, fabrication sample of design element, approval of feature, pattern design process completed, fabrication completed, assembly completed, finishing completed, packaging completed, route delivery with installation completed.
Dates- 3/2022-11/2022
Project ID: PN65-12in Ceiling mounted LED Translucent Moravian
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Winston-Salem, NC
Scope of work: Custom Interior -Dry, 12 in. Electric LPG-Glass Moravian Star, Ceiling hung, Electric. (Includes: 1 installed internal 60 watt LED Incandescent equivalent candelabra bulb, plus #405E ceiling surface canopy kit with electric mounting hardware.) [Notes: Bulb removal is by a pined tab/latch point assembly.] Aprox: 12L x 14W x Total 13Ht Finish- Natural Tin Nickel finish.
Constraints: Foyer limited ceiling height combined with proper illumination
Customer comments: G. Gray- “Very pleased with result.” QA-Review-Proper illumination met, physical dimensions met requirements, design exceeded expectations based on fit form and function, dissatisfied with delivery date extension requirement though if applied under contract terms to a fixed date such would ammend in future.
Status: Facilitation in cost, component patterns completed, assembly, completion, released, installation completed
Dates- 12/2022- 12/2023
Project type: Private-Residence
Site: Middle town, NJ
Scope of work: Custom 19th Century Full Wash Exterior Wall Shelf surface mounted Electric-Whale Oil Lighting
A-DRW-IMG-LEFTABOVE-ID-390-6(8)2E-2XBC1-444X- Custom Exterior 19th Century Full Wash Wall Surface Mounted Ships Lantern Rear Right of door, Includes: (444X-Western Redwood stained cedar shelf (white stain to be provided), Electrified 19th century Oil well, all brass rod cross banded glass, hinged front door, triple beaded chimney with ornamental perforation plus period ring and gimbals handle about chimney. Takes: single 60W max incandescent or LED equivalent bulb, plus all internal piping, internal raceway to accommodate supporting wooden structural shelf.
Approximate Dimensions: 8-3/8″L x7″ Wd x 17-3/8″Ht. less handle [Notes: Access to electric oil burner and candelabra bulb is via side entry hinged door and latch]
B-DRW-IMG-RIGHTABOVE-ID-340-9(21)2E-2X(B)C1-443X –Custom Exterior Full Wash-Carriage House Large – Includes: (443X-Western Redwood stained cedar shelf (white stain to be provided)), Electrified 19th century Oil well with fill cap and hand period ring chain, all cross banded glass, hinged front door, ogee beaded chimney with ornamental perforation plus period wooden handle and keeper hinge about chimney. Takes: single 60W max incandescent or LED equivalent bulb, plus all internal piping, internal raceway to accommodate supporting wooden structural shelf.
Approximate Dimensions: 10-1/8″L x 9-1/8″ Wd x 21-1/2″Ht. [Notes: Access to candelabra bulb is front mounted hinged & banded glass door.]
NO COST UPGRADES INCLUDED DUE TO TERMS PROVIDED: Weather resistant hand raised cabinet transition with torch Tinned bonding to prevent atmospheric sulpher impact to joinery.
Status: Completed/Shipped to insurance value and User installed.
Customer comments: J.Parker “The fixtures are absolutely stunning, the work is impressive…. your best work!”
Based on specific comments regarding working processes, design approvals, and shipping terms, changes are now being employed to limit terms for both shipping values and completion periods to maintain mutually defined dates as would apply, even when circumstances could be extended.
Dates- 4/2023 to 7/2023
Project ID: PN67 Nissen House Historic Site
Project type: Commercial-Museum, multi-use
Site: 1850-1870’s George Elias Nissen House- Lewisville, NC
Scope of work: Restoration of a period 1890’s Kerosene 3 Arm Chandelier Electrical Restoration
Includes: Ceiling hardware-component design completed to adapt with provided hardware to a safe quick conventional installation. Also included would be removal of all supplied damaged and bonded parts separated and removed to new installation of all UL1598 components in meeting and exceeding safe operational requirements.
Status: Fixture completed delivered with free onsite support.
Customer comments: R.Mock “Very pleased with ease of quick installation, support, and likeness to all other fixtures obtained. Really presents an education with lighting fixture styles… as each fixture would equally represent the early to late 19th century as required”.