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North South Construction Inc, Known for Turning Remodel Projects into Works of Art in the San Bruno Area, Specializes in Custom Homes with a Cutting Edge, Whole House Renovations, and Additions
San Bruno, CA (PRWEB) February 12, 2013
Such is the case with North South Construction (NSCI), founded by Frank McAlorum and Kieran Gibbons, a company well-known in the Bay Area for their ability to completely transform existing structures and create unique homes and commercial buildings.
We not only turn drawings into reality but strive to push the limits and turn projects into works of art, Frank explains in a charming Irish brogue. Over 60 years of combined knowledge gives us the edge to see beyond what is architecturally designed on paper. We put our own personal thumbprint on each project and are always looking for a new challenge or to be part of a cutting edge design.
This year is an exciting one for this San Bruno Remodeler. They are presently involved in building and giving design input to a new custom pool house in Hillsborough, their past work will be illustrated in a future publication of Design Bureau under the architect Peter Llang, owner of Bluetruckstudio Design, and they are excited to announce the launching of their new website.
Now clients who are ready to move forward with building and creating their dream home or commercial space can learn more about this company that has the ability and skilled professionals to finish the job. The website explains in detail the services NSCI offers including:
Whole house remodels
When a home seems to have outlived its usefulness or looks hopelessly out-of-date, homeowners often think about turning to a realtor. However, a whole house remodel is another option that allows families to stay in the neighborhood theyve grown to love while completely redefining their home. By opening up floor plans, moving stairs, moving bedrooms or other living spaces, its possible to create a plan that is appropriate for todays living and incorporate modern, cutting edge designs.
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NSCI enjoys the challenge of expanding a home to add space a family needs or wants. They have the ability to make the addition look seamless with the rest of a home, not only adding space but also architectural character. If expanding the footprint of a home, this company can take care of everything from the foundation, to framing, to finish carpentry or they can help homeowners explore other options such as adding a second floor or converting unused space like a garage or sunroom. If a family is living in the home during construction, NSCI will be sensitive to the working hours of the project and treat the home as if it were their own. The job site will be safe and clean at the end of each work day. They do their best to make the project comfortable and enjoyable during this creative process.
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Whether through hassle-free finishings, additional storage or clean, elegant design elements, Pittsburgh home owners are constantly seeking simple and affordable transformations to make their homes more efficient, beautiful and low-maintenance, as noted by Pittsburgh interior designer Nancy Sudsina, who creates kitchen and bath designs at W.T. Leggett Kitchens in Wexford. I have been designing kitchens and baths for the past 12 years and absolutely love it, says Sudsina, adding, Each project is unique and has its owns challenges. Sudsina, who enjoys creating beautiful, functional spaces, shares her tips for adding local flair to your home in ways that all Pittsburghers can appreciate.
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Stylized SimplicitySudsina is seeing more use of simple, clean lines in design and door styles. These design options tend to require less maintenance, particularly in regards to cleaning, and are typically more affordable than more traditional, elaborate touches. One of the easiest, most inexpensive ways to achieve this is to shop for streamlined furniture, art and hardware with contemporary, modern flair. Choose neutral, cool colors like beige or gray and add pops of brighter, vibrant hues in accent elements.
Low-maintenance finishingsIn this busy world, Pittsburghers are less willing to devote long hours to cleaning and maintaining their homes, particularly in the kitchen and bath. Instead of natural stone or granite, for instance, which require a good bit of work to maintain, home owners are seeking more efficient, durable materials. The pendulum is swinging to more quartz countertops, which results in no maintenance and have the look of stone, explains Sudsina. She adds that the availability of so many vendors to select from makes purchasing these finishings quick and easy since it is no longer necessary to travel to the granite yard to approve materials. Opt for countertops made of quartz, stainless steel or paper composite (paperstone).
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Work In additional Storage Where PossibleProbably 80 percent of the kitchens I do have cabinets with crown to the ceiling, says Sudsina, who attributes this style to Pittsburghers need for increased storage. Thinking about the ease of use and storage is very important. Home owners in Pittsburgh value additional storage that is super accessible and these types of cabinets are fantastic doing just that while preventing dusty cabinet tops, a benefit that adds to the perk of not needing to clean. In the living room or bedroom, choose multi-functional pieces that can be turned into modified shelving and those that feature under-the-bed or under-seating storage.
Extravagant, spa-like elements in the bathroomRecently, Sudsina has noticed a trend toward more luxurious updates and design features in bathroom remodels. In baths, the use of larger tiles and resistant-to-staining grouts are popular thanks to their spa feel and ease of cleaning, she points out. Pair these flooring details with relaxing paint hues like green, blue or neutral tans, all of which mimic a soothing, calming effect found in the most indulgent spas. To achieve an upscale style, Sudsina recommends incorporating a secondary handheld shower, which is also growing in popularity for its ease of cleaning a shower. A whirlpool tub and bath seating complete this in-home spa experience.
Baby Boomers In The BurghIn 2012, Pittsburgh was named the countrys most gray cities, according to Forbes, meaning that the greater Pittsburgh areahas a high percentage of residents older than 60 years of age more than 23 percent, in fact and Sudsina is working with many of these baby boomers looking to remain in the area for as long as possible. Aging in Place (AIP) is an important design element at the moment, explains Sudsina. Currently 60 to 70 percent of my clients are 60 years or older. Make your own home AIP-ready by finding ways in which you can bring less straining to daily activities and create a level entry in the kitchen and bath area. Replace your current walls cabinets for those easier to reach, install ramps where stairs once were and consider right-height seats and no-threshold showers, all in durable, long-lasting materials and finishes.
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Like so many other kitchen remodels, the Cornerstone Rescue Missions kitchen upgrade went a bit over budget and took longer than expected.
The end result, even with a $350,000 outlay and a seven-month time frame, was well worth it, according to staff members and diners who began using the Rapid City homeless shelter's new kitchen last week.
After months of serving sack lunches and borrowing kitchen space, Cornerstone chef Jamie Hagan was thrilled to serve a feast of ham and bean soup, fried chicken, pork with mushrooms over rice, fresh vegetables, salad and dessert to about 130 people at the first mid-day meal.
"I figured they've been suffering for a while now, so I sort of overdid it," Hagan said of his first day back in the improved kitchen.
"It's fantastic," he said. Hagan is enjoying all of the improvements, especially the custom-made stove vent that allows the 6-foot, 3-inch cook to stand at the six-burner, two-oven stove and not bump his head against the hood. "I had bruises on my head from the old one," he said.
All new stainless steel appliances fill the reconfigured space. To the left of the new stove is a double convection oven that allows Hagan to cook 14 sheet trays at once, a huge improvement over the four he used to be able to bake. Updates were also made to the electric, mechanical and plumbing systems.
There are new walk-in freezer and refrigerator units, each 12 feet by 8 feet, that give the kitchen staff two and a half times the cold storage of the old kitchen. In the serving and prep area, there is a double-door reach-in refrigerator and similar freezer unit. A tilt-skillet for frying large batches of meat will soon be installed.
The walls and floor were covered in coordinating porcelain tiles and non-skid pavers that improve the sanitation and safety of the kitchen, said architect Thomas Baffuto of Baffuto Architecttura. Along with cleanable ceiling tiles, the new surfaces make it much easier to keep a clean kitchen and pass health inspections.
"The primary goal of this was to redo it so it was more functional," he said. No square footage was added, but the newly streamlined and reconfigured space makes a huge difference in the size of the available work area. West Plains Engineering provided mechanical and electrical work on the project.
"Remodels are challenging, period," said Baffuto. "Decades of alterations had been buried in the building," he said. Cornerstone's kitchen is located in the basement of what was once the Rapid City city hall. The space contained numerous challenges, including a former holding cell for prisoners that had previously been turned into a walk-in cooler.
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