Commercial New Orleans millworks projects completed by Central City Millworks.
The preservation of Andrew Wilson Elementary School in New Orleans resulted in an award for Central City Millworks.
We mentioned in a previous post that Central City Millworks and Hal Collums Construction recently won an Award of Merit from the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Here are a few finish photos from that award winning project. If you would like additional information about the project please feel free to [...]
Central City Millworks and Hal Collums Construction teamed up to bring the vision of Wayne Troyer Architects into reality.
The Port Sulphur Government Building was damaged significantly by Hurricane Katrina. CCM was chosen millworks contractor.
Central City Millworks fabricated cabinets and countertops for two separate break rooms, a pass-through window, and a service counter. They were all designed on the computer, and then sent to our CNC router to be cut.
For the Port Sulphur job, Central City Millworks fabricated cabinets and countertops for two separate break rooms, a pass through window, and a service counter. They were all designed on the computer, and then sent to our Thermwood CNC router to be cut. After cutting the pieces on the machine they are assembled in our [...]
The oculus in the attic was a very special item to create and ultimately went without a hitch. Well, almost. When Central City Millworks went to install it, we were surprised to find out that even the tallest man lift we could use was still not tall enough.
The last and final section of the Port Sulphur job was the Lobby. Ironically though, this is the first room when you enter the building so it had to be perfect. The importance of the quality of this room was stressed numerous times throughout the project and, of course, we assured them that everything was [...]
Central City Millworks succeeded in meeting the National WW II Museum challenge by delivering millwork that one of the project architects described as “fabulous”.
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