Project Scope
This early 20th-Century building, situated in a National Historic District, was reborn as an upscale Brazilian eatery. Marlon Lynn Architect, PA, provided design and construction management for all phases of the project-demolition to furnishings and decor.

2015 Demolition Notes:

• Over 60 tons of materials were removed from existing structure
• Removed plaster and paint revealed 40 tons of hardwood that dated to the late 1800s
• 13 tons of reclaimed wood went to Orlando to be re-purposed into dining tables and furniture for Posto 9
• 12 original doors and frames were reinstalled throughout the restaurant

Project Details:

• 3,500 sq. ft of restored hardwood flooring
• 90% of the original brick was repurposed or untouched
• 3,800 sq.ft of open area
• 14,000 sf. ft. Restaurant, Event Space, Lounge, and Rooftop Restaurant
• Architect: Marlon D. Lynn