WE DON’T JUST BUILD BUILDINGS.
We Build Western North Carolina
We build lasting relationships.
Meet Chris, Chris, & Tim – The Founders of the Barringer Family
ABOUT BARRINGER.
We are a Carolinas-based general contractor committed to delivering an exceptional experience for our customers
We take a client-centered approach that allows us to build lasting relationships grounded in trust, honesty and shared goals. Titled ‘The Barringer Way’, we pride ourselves on going above and beyond to provide value every step of the way. Equally important, we have fun doing it.
The experience we provide and the quality of our team is what sets us apart. Our goal is to build far more than just a high quality space; we are dedicated to providing an experience rooted in excellence, professionalism and doing what is best for our clients and their projects.
Our Values
Generosity
We are generous with our time and contributions to our community, charities and to each other.
Authenticity
We are real and genuine in our dealings between each other and our customers.
Honesty
We are good stewards of company and customer resources. We tell the truth even when it’s hard.
Passion
We are passionate about our work and finding solutions for our customers.
AND
We build
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Barringer has been an integral part of Western North Carolina’s growth, establishing ourselves as a trusted partner in enhancing the area’s various mountain cities and towns
We have played a critical role in building Western North Carolina’s healthcare facilities, educational establishments, restaurants and breweries, warehouses, and everything in between. Our decade-long experience in the region has fostered trusted relationships with the local architecture and subcontractor communities, allowing us to provide an unparalleled approach to meeting our clients’ needs. Our commitment to doing what’s best for our clients and communities is what drives us to remain invested in Western North Carolina’s long-term success. Together, we can continue to shape the future of the area in a way that benefits everyone.
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Asheville School Athletics Complex
OUR COMMUNITY.
We build our communities in more ways than one.
We have deep roots in the communities in which we live and work, and actively advocate for their long-term success by donating our time and providing financial support. This is evidenced in many ways, including the boards on which we serve and the support of charities, churches, and other organizations that enrich the places we call home. This approach creates a ripple effect of engagement and promotes an environment in which our customers and employees thrive.
250+
ORGANIZATIONS & CHARITIES SUPPORTED ANNUALLY
2,400+ 50+
VOLUNTEER HOURS SERVED IN 2025
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP ROLES HELD BY OUR TEAM
EXPERIENCE THE BARRINGER WAY.
We treat the construction process as an inventive journey where we focus on the craft, not the process. Our approach is rooted in one goal: providing a positive, handcrafted experience for our customers, community, and team. Regardless of the project or contract type — all are built The Barringer Way.
We are wellequipped to deliver what matters to you.
WE HAVE THE TOOLS FOR ALL YOUR PROJECT NEEDS
• Cloud-based, realtime updates & communication
• Building information modeling (BIM)
• Project visualization
• Clash detection
• 3D phasing & logistics
• Scheduling
• Site safety & security
• 360 virtual site visits
• Manpower tracking
• Live jobsite cameras
• Drone flyover video & photo updates
• Testing & quality assurance
• Online client dashboards
We personally invest the time to build relationships grounded by true partnership and friendship. We get to know you, your business, and your specific needs and goals so we can craft a mint-on-the-pillow (as we call it) experience custom-tailored to your vision of project success.
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Innovation & efficiency
True innovation is born in the field, driven by a vision to build smarter and combat challenges before they arise. We use cutting-edge technology from project start to completion, saving you time and money.
Safety for all
Safety is the cornerstone of our pledge to our customers, community, and team. We prioritize safety at every level because people’s lives matter most.
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Quality craftsmanship
We know quality doesn’t happen by accident. That’s why we meticulously craft quality assurance plans, each as unique as the project itself, to ensure our quality standards surpass your expectations every step of the way.
CORPORATE INTERIORS
We’re keen
on
an inspired workplace.
• Corporate Headquarters
• Workplace Tenant Upfits & Improvements
• Class A Office Spaces
• Law Firms
• Flex Workplace Environments
• Workplace Adaptive Reuse
• Spec Suites
• Co-Working Spaces
• Lobby & Reception Areas
• Plazas & Outdoor Amenities
• Cafes & Cafeterias
• Corporate Fitness Centers
• Employee Well-Being & Green Building Initiatives
• Smart Office Solutions
FEATURED PROJECT
RoundPoint Mortgage Headquarters
Every detail speaks volumes about your company’s commitment to success. From contemporary workspaces that foster collaboration to elegant executive suites that exude professionalism, we love creating corporate interiors that align with your culture and elevate your brand. our specialTies
525+ $513M
PROJECTS COMPLETED IN THE PAST 5 YEARS IN TOTAL CONSTRUCTION VALUE
Transforming an existing office space with strategic upgrades in Downtown Asheville
This 2,981-square-foot renovation across two floors aimed to enhance operational efficiency and communication by incorporating updated private offices, conference rooms with glass fronts, and advanced technological systems. The project was designed to create a more functional and secure environment, aligning with the company’s commitment to providing a contemporary workspace for its employees.
Innovative Logistical Solutions for Seamless Construction
Navigating the challenge of material delivery in a confined, occupied space, the project utilized a strategic approach by temporarily removing the exterior glass curtainwall. This solution enabled the smooth transport of essential materials, including metal studs, sheetrock, and owner-provided furniture, ensuring timely and budget-conscious project completion while minimizing disruptions.
Cost-Effective Design Adaptations
A revised mechanical design was implemented, resulting in significant cost savings of $50,000. This efficient HVAC solution optimized the space’s functionality while delivering substantial financial benefits, demonstrating a commitment to both performance and costeffectiveness.
REFERENCES
RYAN BRANDON
Raymond James
832.314.8810
ryan.brandon@raymondjames.com
JASON BYRD Redline Design Group
919.878.1660
jbyrd@redlinedg.com
DOGWOOD STATE BANK
LOCATION Greenville, SC
SIZE 4,300 SF
MARKET SECTORS
Corporate Interiors
SUB-SECTORS
Adaptive Reuse
Bank/Financial Institution
Occupied Space Retail
Workplace/Office
CLIENT Dogwood State Bank
PARTNERS
Redline Design Group
Peak Systems Engineering
Occupied Extensive Minimal SPACE
BANKING SECURITY MEASURES
DISRUPTIONS
Bringing a first-class banking experience to the heart of Greenville, SC
As part of the company’s strategic expansion, Dogwood State Bank opened its first location in downtown Greenville, SC, transforming a 4,300-square-foot space in the bottom of the occupied Homewood Suites into a cutting-edge banking and office environment. The new location features custom-built teller stations, six private offices, two conference rooms, a vault room, private restrooms and an employee break area.
Innovative use of space and resources
This full-scale commercial build-out was completed on the ground floor of an active hotel with no direct connection to the hotel’s operations. The team carefully coordinated construction schedules around the hotel’s peak hours, balancing efficiency with discretion to minimize disruption to guests while maintaining the project schedule.
REFERENCES
HEATHER BOOKHARDT
Dogwood State Bank
919.302.0425
hbookhardt@dsbnc.com
JASON BYRD Redline Design Group
919.878.1660
jbyrd@redlinedg.com
We lay the foundations for thriving
communities.
INSTITUTIONAL
• Educational Facilities
• Academic Spaces & Labs
• Athletic/Sports Facilities
• Student Living
• Civic & Judicial Facilities
• Government Offices
• Churches & Religious Institutions
• Libraries
• Theaters & Performing Arts Centers
• Maker Spaces & Art Studios
• Training Centers
• Youth Centers
• Community Centers
• Historic Preservation & Restoration
FEATURED PROJECT
Asheville School Athletics Complex
We are committed to building spaces that shape the future of our communities and embody the values and aspirations of the institutions they represent. From educational institutions that nurture minds to religious facilities that bond communities and civic structures that anchor societies, we bring expertise, vision, and craftsmanship to every project. our specialTies
40+ $97M
PROJECTS COMPLETED IN THE PAST 5 YEARS IN TOTAL CONSTRUCTION VALUE
ASHEVILLE SCHOOL CAMPUS PROJECTS
LOCATION Asheville, NC MARKET SECTORS
Institutional SUB-SECTORS Academic/Education
Repeat Historic Occupied 7 Projects
CLIENT NATIONAL REGISTER LISTED CAMPUS CAMPUS COMPLETED IN THE PAST 10 YEARS
A partnership that runs as deep as the history of the campus
Since 1900, the Asheville School campus has grown to include over 300-acres of picturesque learning environments, dormitories, and athletic arenas. Barringer has been proud to be a part of their history having completed four projects over the course of our 10 year relationship. These projects include:
Anderson Hall Renovation
Student residence renovations including restrooms, commons areas, faculty apartments, MEP infrastructure improvements, and an addition to the stair tower complete with the installation of a five-stop elevator.
Mitchell Hall Renovation
Academic hall renovations consisting of a complete gut to the bottom floor to add a new entry, update the corridor, and create five new science labs and classrooms.
Lawrence Hall Renovation
Academic hall renovations including the demolition of existing restrooms and apartments, upgrades to existing building electrical infrastructure, and complete renovations to the existing restroom space.
Athletics Complex Upgrades
Full renovation to the football field including new synthetic turf, running track, bleacher upgrades and additions for up to 500 fans, press box buildout, and field level restroom improvements.
From this experience, Barringer is familiar with the school’s needs while working on their occupied campus including upholding consistent aesthetics, planning activities around school schedules to avoid disruptions, and completing projects on time.
REFERENCES
TOM BLEICK
Asheville School
828.254.6345
bleickt@ashevilleschool.org
CHAD ROBERSON
Clark Nexsen
828.232.0608
croberson@clarknexsen.com
Barringer has been a partner in every sense of the word on several projects on our historic campus. We have tremendous confidence in the Barringer team to not only manage the project but come up with creative and satisfactory solutions to a myriad of issues that arise.
TAD DEBARRY, CEO DEBARRY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
RAMSEY LIBRARY SWING SPACE AT UNC ASHEVILLE
SUB-SECTORS
Academic/Education - College/ Universtiy Campus
Workplacce/Office CLIENT UNC Asheville PARTNERS Masters Architecture
Repeat Complex Safety Occupied CLIENT
A dynamic renovation journey in an active campus library
The project involved transforming an empty space behind the reception area into individual offices and a state-of-the-art crafting studio dedicated to 3D printing. The studio required two exhaust hoods to handle the burning plastic, and careful infection control measures were implemented to protect valuable computers and books in the adjacent library. The library itself was reimagined with a flexible swing space and classroom, maintaining functionality while still being in use by students. Despite the noise-sensitive environment, the team successfully executed selective demolition, installed fresh finishes, and made crucial safety upgrades—all while ensuring minimal disruption.
Creative solutions for a challenging renovation
This renovation project faced a series of unique challenges, including the unexpected arrival of Hurricane Helene during construction. With no potable water available, the team had to come up with creative solutions to ensure the comfort and safety of everyone on-site, including water bottles and portable restrooms. The project had to be paused for two weeks, causing delays that spilled over into finals week for students, adding to the complexity of the work.
REFERENCES
SCOTT WALKER
UNC Asheville
828.251.6688
swalker@unca.edu
MARK MASTERS
Masters Architecture
828.768.6807
mark@masters-arch.com
MONTREAT COLLEGE
Rebuilding stronger & transforming McCallister Gym from storm damage to state-of-the-art
The McCallister Gym is entering an exciting new chapter with a fullscale renovation designed to restore and elevate the facility after hurricane storm damage. The basement level has been completely gutted, walls removed, and all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems stripped, to make way for a dynamic, reimagined space. The transformation includes the installation of a new two-stop elevator for improved accessibility, along with upgraded electrical systems and the introduction of air conditioning for enhanced comfort.
The redesigned basement will feature modern athletic coaching offices, versatile classrooms, a high-performance weight room, specialized treatment rooms, and expansive men’s and women’s restrooms. Upstairs, the first floor will also see improvements, with a refreshed lobby and new mechanical systems integrated into the main gym area. This renovation isn’t just about rebuilding, it’s about creating a stateof-the-art environment that supports athletic excellence, learning, and wellness for years to come.
REFERENCES
JOHN BEAGHAN
Montreat College
828.669.8012 ext. 28757
john.beaghan@montreat.com
JONATHAN CAPP
LS3P Associates
828.575.1806
jonathancapp@ls3p.com
We prioritize a healthier tomorrow.
HEALTHCARE
• Hospitals & Medical Facilities
• Medical Office Buildings
• Patient Care Centers
• Oncology & Cancer Centers
• Nuclear Medical Centers
• Physical Therapy Centers
• Diagnostic Imaging Centers
• Surgery Centers
• Med Spas & Health Services Centers
• Healthcare Research Centers
• Medical Education Facilities
• Medical Labs
FEATURED PROJECT
HCA Mission Health Asheville
Cardiology Associates Renovation
While your dedication lies in elevating patient health and well-being, our dedication lies in perfecting the construction journey. Through our deep understanding of the nuances within healthcare construction, we’re committed to delivering projects that advance medical care and improve lives. our specialTies
55+ $37M
PROJECTS COMPLETED IN THE PAST 5 YEARS IN TOTAL CONSTRUCTION VALUE
HCA HEALTHCARE CENTER FOR CLINICAL ADVANCEMENT
Occupied MEP Minimized Education
BUILDING
UPGRADES
DISRUPTION TO OTHER TENANTS
ENVIRONMENT
The HCA Healthcare Center for Clinical Advancement in Asheville is a 14,000-square-foot interior buildout designed to elevate clinical training and collaboration. Located on the first floor of an existing office building, the space has been purposefully upfitted to support healthcare excellence through a mix of functional and thoughtfully arranged environments. The layout includes group meeting rooms for team collaboration, classroom areas for structured learning, a fully equipped kitchen, and a dedicated break zone to support wellness and downtime.
The scope of work encompasses architectural improvements, plumbing and mechanical systems, sprinkler and fire alarm installations, and electrical upgrades. Importantly, the project maintains the existing occupancy classification and involves no changes to driveways or parking areas. All construction activity is confined to the first level, ensuring minimal disruption to the rest of the facility. This buildout reflects a strategic investment in the future of clinical care, combining utility and innovation in a space tailored for growth, learning, and excellence.
LAURIE ZONE-SMITH
HCA Healthcare
828.301.9548
Laurie.ZoneSmith@HCAHealthcare.com
JUDD CHAPMAN Collaborative Studio
615.346.5546
jchapman@collaborative-studio.com
Your team built a gem in the crown of Mission Heath that highlights the benefits that the Center for Clinical Advancement will provide for our nurses and clinical teams...
LAURIE ZONE-SMITH, DIVISION VICE PRESIDENT OF CLINICAL EDUCATION
HCA HEALTHCARE, CENTER FOR CLINICAL ADVANCEMENT
MISSION HEALTH MISSION BREAST CENTER RENOVATION
Operational Cutting-edge Infection Control
Expanding women’s imaging and diagnostic services in Western North Carolina
Situated near Biltmore Village in Asheville, this 13,000-square-foot, second-floor women’s breast imaging and diagnostic services suite at Mission Breast Center is one of the premier treatment facilities in Western North Carolina. The space underwent a large-scale renovation to modernize the center, which now includes five mammography rooms, four ultrasound rooms, three treatment rooms, a waiting area, a gang restroom, and a new two-stop elevator. This enhanced facility is helping to expand Mission Health’s healthcare offerings for women in Western North Carolina.
All work was completed in an active medical building, meaning special infection control measures were required to mitigate construction impacts on high-risk patients and the Center’s daily operations. The project team engaged in extensive planning efforts and conducted regular check-ins with hospital staff to ensure safety for all throughout the project. Precautions included separating active construction areas from operational spaces with temporary walls and fire-retardant plastic up to the ceiling deck. Additionally, an anteroom was fitted with a negative air machine to maintain an air pressure measurement of -0.01 w.g., which was always monitored by a manometer.
REFERENCES
DARREN KRUTV
HCA Mission Health
828.214.1111
darren.krutv@hcahealthcare.com
MARK MASTERS Masters Architecture
828.505.1300
mark@masters-arch.com
We build the backbone of industry.
INDUSTRIAL
• Factories & Manufacturing Facilities
• Storage Warehouses
• Distribution Centers
• Operations Centers
• Warehouse/Manufacturing/ Office Flex Spaces
• Heavy Machinery & Equipment Storage Facilities
• Chemical & HazMat Storage Buildings
• Vehicle Storage Buildings
• Wastewater Treatment Plants
• Testing Labs
• Maintenance Shops
• Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings
• Machine/Equipment Replacements
FEATURED PROJECT
Indulor Production & Administrative Building
Whether you’re transforming an existing warehouse or envisioning a new, cutting-edge industrial marvel, we understand the unique demands of industrial environments. We engineer solutions that optimize processes, maximize efficiency, and adhere to safety standards to propel your business into the future. our specialTies
35+ $212M
PROJECTS COMPLETED IN THE PAST 5 YEARS IN TOTAL CONSTRUCTION VALUE
MICROTECH KNIVES
Sharpening the edge of innovation
Microtech Knives, a premier American manufacturer of highperformance pocket knives, recently completed a transformative renovation and infrastructure upgrade to support its rapid growth and evolving advanced manufacturing requirements. This strategic investment enhances both operational capacity and environmental control across the production environment.
The scope of work includes substantial MEP enhancements to the existing manufacturing space, enabling the integration of cutting-edge equipment and systems. Mechanical upgrades feature the installation of high-efficiency chillers, air rotation units, and mist collectors—designed to maintain optimal air quality, temperature stability, and particulate control throughout the facility. These improvements ensure a cleaner, safer, and more consistent production environment.
To accommodate new equipment demands, the gas piping infrastructure was expanded, providing robust support for increased utility loads and future scalability. A key component of the project is the construction of a dedicated 300-square-foot building addition, purpose-built to house new electrical switchgear. This addition not only increases power capacity but also improves operational efficiency and system reliability.
NEW BELGIUM BREWING
&
SUB-SECTORS Warehouse
Heavy
Brewery/Distillery
CLIENT
New
Rebuilding the Riverfront and restoring New Belgium’s Asheville brewery
New Belgium Brewing’s Asheville facility experienced severe hurricane damage, and because our team was already on-site for a canning line reconfiguration, we were able to immediately expand into full remediation support.
The storm brought four feet of water and mud into both the production facility and the on-site water treatment plant, requiring extensive demolition and replacement of sheetrock, insulation, and specialized cooler wall systems. Significant electrical damage added complexity, especially with the City deferring inspection authority to electrical contractors. While New Belgium handled equipment-specific replacements such as motors, our team focused on structural, electrical, and interior recovery efforts to stabilize operations.
To restore essential utilities, a temporary electrical panel was installed for the water treatment plant, and we flushed the brewery’s tanks to help the City clear bacterial contamination and restore clean water service. Looking ahead, New Belgium plans to increase sustainability by generating their own CO₂ on-site and eliminating their external tank.
DUKE ENERGY HICKORY OPERATIONS CENTER RENOVATION
A strategic renovation to support regional energy operations
This critical renovation project included several upgrades to ensure long-term performance in a mission-critical environment. The facility’s 12,000-square-foot office space and 4,000-square-foot crew room were reimagined to feature open work areas, a spacious breakroom, private locker rooms and dedicated training zones, while infrastructure upgrades like new rooftop HVAC units and strategic electrical panel relocations enhance performance.
A 4,000-square-foot pre-engineered metal building was added to the site to serve as a protective shed for vital tools and equipment. The project team utilized drone technology to map the shed’s location, helping coordinate construction safely without disrupting access to materials.
Due to the nature of this facility, the site had to remain open to provide critical supplies to Duke Energy’s crews. Our team permitted and set three jobsite trailers and a restroom trailer for Duke employees to use during construction, allowing them to remain onsite close to equipment and materials required to repair powerlines. Enhanced safety methods were implemented during the demolition phase, including containment plans and air monitoring, to ensure the safety of the employees onsite.
REFERENCES
BOB JENSEN JLL
704.943.2300
bob.jenson@am.jll.com
We propel your business to new heights.
COMMERCIAL
• Ground-Up Buildings
• Building Additions & Expansions
• Corporate Campuses
• Mixed-Use Developments
• Standalone Financial Institutions & Banks
• Aviation Hangars
• Airport Traffic Control Towers
• Hotels
• Standalone Restaurants
• Standalone Retail Buildings
• Entertainment & Event Venues
• Adaptive Reuse
• Parking Structures
• Green Building Initiatives
• LEED Certification
FEATURED PROJECT
First Bank Regional Headquarters
We are at the forefront of your business evolution. From sleek office buildings and cutting-edge retail spaces to expansive corporate campuses, we provide an unwavering commitment to quality, innovation, and ontime delivery for your business prosperity. our specialTies
300+ $405M
PROJECTS COMPLETED IN TOTAL CONSTRUCTION VALUE
FIFTH THIRD BANKSPARTANBURG
Modern retail bank with strategic urban coordination
This ground-up construction project delivered a new branch bank in the heart of Spartanburg, designed to support a digital-first, collaborative banking experience. The branch embraces a modern, open-concept layout.
Key features include open huddle areas, a relaxed lounge with a coffee bar, private offices, a staff kitchenette and lounge, upgraded restrooms, an after-hours drop box, and an exterior walk-up ATM. Instead of traditional elements like teller counters and enclosed offices, the design prioritizes flexibility and customer choice, offering a transaction bar and dynamic meeting spaces for a personalized banking experience.
One of the project’s most complex challenges involved the installation of a new sanitary tie-in, which required carefully coordinated traffic control across three active lanes of city traffic and minimal disruption to ensure both public safety and project efficiency.
doug.huesing@cbre.com
LOCATION Asheville, NC
SIZE 9,400 SF
MARKET SECTORS
Commercial
SUB-SECTORS
Exterior Improvements
Heavy Equipment/Machinery
CLIENT Confidential
PARTNERS
Luttman Architecture
Repeat Operational Multi-phase Minimal
CLIENT FACILITY APPROACH DISRUPTIONS
Renovating and expanding a heavy equipment facility in Asheville
This 9,400 square foot renovation involved significant exterior and interior upgrades for a heavy equipment facility. The renovation kept the facility operational throughout construction. Key improvements included modernizing interior spaces to accommodate heavy equipment needs while ensuring business continuity.
The project was executed in phases to allow staff relocation and minimize disruptions, including splitting one major phase into two sub-phases to create a temporary sales area. Careful planning and phased execution ensured machinery access and smooth transitions for staff and customers, maintaining operational efficiency throughout. These improvements reflect the facility’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and providing a better experience for its users.
We create welcoming destinations.
Welcome to your destination –from private clubs and stylish hotels to vibrant restaurants and entertainment venues, we specialize in crafting signature spaces that redefine comfort, elevate experiences, and always make a statement.
HOSPITALITY
• Hotels
• Private Clubs
• Clubhouses
• Retail Spaces
• Restaurants & Bars
• Fine Dining Establishments
• Breweries & Distilleries
• Coffee Shops & Cafes
• Entertainment & Amenity Centers
• Event Venues
• Catering & Food Service Facilities
• Spas & Health Services Centers
• Fitness/Athletic Clubs
• Mixed-Use Developments
• Adaptive Reuse
FEATURED PROJECT
Hotel Emeline Historic Restoration
our specialTies
45+ $117M
PROJECTS COMPLETED IN THE PAST 5 YEARS IN TOTAL CONSTRUCTION VALUE
LINVILLE GOLF CLUB RENOVATION
Linville Golf Club’s off-season makeover
Barringer Construction is leading a transformative off-season renovation at Linville Golf Club, revitalizing key member amenities across the property. At Eseeola Lodge, the existing dining room is being converted into an open-air patio beneath the original roof structure, supported by new shoring, deck, and column systems, along with a new exterior bar, upgraded kitchen equipment, and refreshed interior finishes. At The Fountain amenity center, the team is completing a full kitchen renovation, adding a new walk-in cooler/freezer, installing a grease trap, creating new outdoor seating, and reworking the roofline for improved performance. With the scope defined, the real challenge lies in the schedule: all work must be completed within a tight October–March off-season window, just before the club reopens.
Harsh winter conditions, snowfall, freezing temperatures, and limited site access, pose significant risks to quality and timing, especially for concrete and masonry activities. Leveraging extensive experience with seasonal operations and private clubs, Barringer implemented a proactive plan that anticipates weather impacts, optimizes work sequencing, minimizes delays, and ensures the project stays on pace despite the mountain winter.
REFERENCES
BLAKE BRINKLEY
Playbook Management Company
980.613.0257
bbrinkley@playbookmc.com
BEATTY Chapman Coyle Chapman
678.569.7721 beattym@ccc-ap.com
MIKE
VOODOO BREWING COMPANY
ASHEVILLE
LOCATION
Arden, NC
SIZE 2,700 SF
MARKET SECTORS
Hospitality
SUB-SECTORS
Flex-Use
Adaptive Reuse/Repositioning
Food/Beverage - Brewery/ Distillery
Food/Beverage – Restaurant/ Bar
CLIENT
Voodoo Brewing Co
PARTNERS LGA GOMO LLC
Transforming a historic space into a vibrant brewery hub in the heart of Asheville
With taprooms across the country, globally recognized VooDoo Brewing Co. expanded its presence to Asheville, NC, transforming an existing restaurant into a lively brewery destination. This 2,700-square-foot interior renovation reflects the brand’s eclectic style while offering an open and inviting environment to support the taproom’s vibrant, communal atmosphere.
To create the open & social environment, significant structural changes were required, including the removal and re-support of key loadbearing walls. This involved strategic engineering solutions that helped maintain the building’s integrity while achieving a modernized freeflowing interior. The resulting space prioritizes customer interaction and maximizes seating, elevating the overall brewery experience.
For the design aspect VooDoo was seeking a balance between visual appeal and long-lasting durability. Material selections like sealed concrete floors and a custom concrete bar top offer both industrial style and resilience. These choices align with both VooDoo’s bold aesthetic & requirement that the taproom can withstand.
REFERENCES BILL OSBORNE
Voodoo Brewing Co
828.280.7365
billposborne@gmail.com
