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Included in the Historical Buildings were
three enlistment barrack buildings to which the architects took great pain
creating a building where meetings can be held, a building for dining, wine
tasting, cooking demonstration and a full service bar, the last building being
the registration for the resort all with the charm of the turn of the century
woodwork. All of the historical buildings have a magnificent view/s of the
Golden Gate Bridge. The millwork material used in the converted officers
buildings were primarily paint grade, very little cabinet work in these
buildings, when used the new cabinets were designed, built and installed to fit
the charm of the turn of the century style. Restrooms for the suites received
paint grade beaded wainscot paneling with base board and chair rail. Vanities
are free standing custom furniture pieces with turned legs that or one of a
kind design. In the meeting building SMI mostly provided and installed beaded
wainscot and misc. trim recreating the original look of the building. In the
social building SMI provided wainscot paneling again matching the original
millwork, misc. trim, base boards, crowns, window trim, window louvers, ceiling
and wall trim at acoustical panels, service area cabinets, audio and visual
cabinets, reception desk, restroom stall wood panels. Wine tasting room on the
second floor have massive American Black Walnut cabinets located on the outer
walls between French light windows displaying wines from around the surrounding
area. Also on the second floor is a cooking demonstration room which SMI
provided cabinets on the outer wall along with an island where the chef does
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First floor bar and lounge, SMI provided not
only all of the misc. wood trim but the bar, back bar, steel mirror frame. The
back bar cabinets are made from American Black Walnut with a unique use of cold
rolled steel for the top, shelf and wall cladding. The bar top is 2-1/2" thick
slabs of Claro Walnut, the edges still had the trees bark on the slabs when
purchased. All edges were carefully de-barked, sanded and finished exposing the
beauty of the trees natural look. Registration building boasting of a one off
designed registration desk. The material used on the face of this desk is wine
tank redwood board and batten type constriction, the transaction tops was
constructed from "flame" redwood tree slabs again 2-1/2" thick, de-barked
sanded and finished exposing the beauty of the trees natural look.
In
the new buildings the typical suites received paint grade interior trim, bamboo
casework, paper stone tops all LEED compliant materials. The health center has
a mixture of wood materials all combined to create a relaxing and comfortable
environment. Vertical grain Douglas fir tongue and grooved wood ceilings,
vertical grain Douglas fir trim around doors and windows, cherry wood cabinets,
seating bench's in and around the fireplace and seating area. Cherry wood
paneling was used at and around the stair landing. Stairs to the second floor
fabricated and installed by SMI's sister company Taylor Stairs, very unique
design where the treads and risers seem to float up to the second floor, all
material used is a natural finished cherry. In the health center is a retail
store where SMI furnished vertical brain Douglas fir display fixtures, built in
benches and a juice/coffee bar. |
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