Recently, Central City Millworks was contracted to fabricate, finish, and install a first and second floor porch railing system for a new home in Old Metairie. The home was designed to be a replica of an existing St. Charles Avenue residence. Historic replications are our forte so when the customer toured our New Orleans millwork [...]
Central City Millworks and Hal Collums Construction teamed up to bring the vision of Wayne Troyer Architects into reality.
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.
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 [...]
With our soupy humidity and the kind of rain that falls in umbrella-makers’ dreams, New Orleans windows tend to rot sooner than we’d like.
Central City Millworks succeeded in meeting the National WW II Museum challenge by delivering millwork that one of the project architects described as “fabulous”.
The DesCours festival of contemporary architecture and art uses cutting edge media and interactive presentations to entice culturally adventurous art lovers into new visual experiences.
“To be acknowledged by CityBusiness, and show the City of New Orleans what we are made of, is a proud moment for me.”
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