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Esports venue and restaurant, Block House celebrate their opening night this past weekend in Olivet, MI. This is the second collaboration for the Virtuoso Design + Build, Infuz Architects, and Block House Team. For more information https://www.uolivet.edu/block-house-esports-venue-restaurant-grand-opening-august-23/ Virtuoso Design build provided the millwork and upholstery package for the project.

Heirloom Hospitality is close to opening its next restaurant in Midtown. The Italian eatery + bar will feature oven fired pizzas, seafood + pasta dishes on its menu. Designed by Parini, (see rendering provided to Crain's below) Virtuoso had the opportunity to work on the custom casing pictured above, as well as the build out of the canopy, doors, and accoustic panels. As avid pizza fans we're excited about this new addition in town. To learn more click the link to the Crain's article.

Virtuoso Design+Build installs custom polycarbonate glass dividers (part of our new PPE product line) to prepare Townhouse Detroit to reopen amid COVID-19. Read more from the Crain's article, "Deserted office districts pose big problem for restaurants, shops that rely on them".

BIRD BEE has been selected as a Detroit Finalist for the AIA Detroit and Design Core Detroit 2019 Commerce Design Awards program, selected from a highly competitive pool by a jury of local and international design and culture experts. Congratulations, Taylor Bolleber, owner at Bird Bee! We are so happy to share this achievement with you.🏅 #millwork #Detroit #Clothing #Fabrication #InteriorDesign #Millwork

Eater Detroit beautifully captured the essence of The Monarch Club Detroit upon its opening. During your visit, you can enjoy a classic drink at a monolithic bar, elegant quartz-top drink tables, or while comfortably enjoying plush banquette seating by our very own shop team. Cheers! Photos by Michelle Gerard #MonarchClubDetroit #Detroit #rooftopbar #bar #millwork

The 1860 Cadillac House Inn and Tavern in Lexington, MI has been restored to its original grandeur, led by the Roxbury Group, a Detroit-based real estate developer. The inn will help bolster year-round tourism to Michigan's thumb. Learn more about the hotel's transformation with this article by Crain's Detroit Business, "Cadillac House reopens with a mind for growing Thumb tourism pipeline". Virtuoso Design + Build and our affiliate company Infuz Ltd., Architects are honored to have provided finish carpentry and architecture services respectively. 2019 MHPN Highlight: Built in 1860, the Italianate-style Cadillac House is likely one of the oldest remaining hotels in the state. The hotel and restaurant served the port village of Lexington through its boom years as the Sanilac County seat and a hub for the timber and fishing industries, then transitioned to cater to tourists and vacationers in the early twentieth century. Over the years, the building’s look evolved to match the fashions of the time, including a stucco half-timbered exterior covering installed in the 1980s. Following the closure of the restaurant and sale of the building in 2016, its new owners returned the building to its original 1860s appearance, including revealing and restoring the original clapboard siding and ghost signage, replicating the historic cupola and windows, and recreating the tavern’s bar from historic photographs. The Cadillac House reopened in 2018 as a hotel and restaurant, fully reinstating it to its historic use. Through the use of historic tax credits, the project benefitted the community by returning hotel rooms to this resort community, attracting new visitors, creating new jobs, and inspiring the Village of Lexington to initiate a new master plan. Project team:Owner/Developer: The Roxbury Group (Stacy Fox) Architect: Infuz Ltd., Architects General Contractor: Artisan Contracting Finish Carpentry: Virtuoso Design+Build Historic Consultant: Kidorf Preservation Consulting Additional Consultants: Quinn Evans Architects #CadillacHouse #Lexington #Millwork #Restoration #Hotel #Inn #Tavern #Tourism

Virtuoso & Infuz Ltd. are working diligently to restore this iconic hotel back to its original glory. The Time Herald wrote, "work inside Port Huron's Harrington Inn is starting to reveal some of the hotel's long-hidden historic details". Architect Vince Cataldo has conceived an early mid-century soda fountain and candy shop, as well as a speakeasy style bar in the lower level as a nod to the Harrington's past. #Hotel #StClair #HarringtonHotel #Historic

Virtuoso and our affiliate company Infuz Ltd., Architects are leading the design services for the $40 million renovation of the historic and iconic St. Clair Inn, $12 million historic Harrington Hotel restoration, and complete transformation of the three-story St. Clair Middle School building into micro-apartments. Read the Crain's Detroit Business article - "Developer of St. Clair Inn snaps up 2 more historic St. Clair County buildings" for more information about the three developments. #StClairInn #HarringtonHotel #StClair #Hotel #Historic #Microapartments

Urban Angelo, the sister store to Bird Bee is opening this December right before the holidays. These are "two authentic stores that you can't find anywhere else", says owner Taylor Bolleber in this Detroit Metro Times article - "Minimalist streetwear boutique Urban Angelo opens in Brush Park". #UrbanAngelo #BrushPark #Boutique #Clothing

Marrow Detroit, the new mouth-watering destination for meat eaters in the city open this month. Virtuoso Design+Build provided interior build-out services with custom millwork and fabrication, complete with sleek shelving and a custom butcher gantry. Chef Sarah Welch says, “We’re putting a lot into a very small space, so cross utilization and maximizing space has become our main goal" in the Eater Detroit article "Marrow, Detroit’s Meaty New Restaurant and Butcher Shop, Debuts This Week". #MarrowDetroit #InteriorDesign #Fabrication #Restaurant #WestVillage