The challenge
Create a first-of-its-kind central facility to support historic renovation work at Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon North Rim and other public lands.
DeliveryGround-Up / Preservation Facility
Proof pointFrom Dirt to Ribbon Cutting in Record Time
The center opened as a dedicated hub for assessing, restoring and replicating historic architectural elements from treasured public sites.
Project story
Built around the operation.
Scope of work
- Ground-up, 4,000-square-foot preservation workshop
- Space for carpentry, restoration and skilled-trade training
- A central facility supporting preservation on public lands
The Craft plan
Craft delivered a purpose-built, 4,000-square-foot workshop around the needs of preservation teams. The facility brings advanced carpentry tools, skilled-trade training and restoration operations into one central location, supporting the assessment, repair and replication of historic architectural elements for public sites.
The result
The center opened as a dedicated hub for assessing, restoring and replicating historic architectural elements from treasured public sites.
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