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| The original dining room (above) had a strange Cirque du Soleil aesthetic. Below is a detail from one of the murals in the main dining room. | ||
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|  | Above are the new grade beams that had to be included in the project for the new structure to hold the mechanical equipment above the kitchen. |  | ||
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| In the photo above, we had the contractor mock up the hardwood backdrop near the entry to get a sense of the full size scale. Below, we started reviewing paint and stain colors while part of the restaurant was still undergoing demolition. | ||
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