Last week David and Laurie had the pleasure of presenting at the National Rosenwald Schools Conference in Durham. The presentation, titled "Restoring Your Rosenwald School: A Roadmap to Success," outlined the process of restoration from start to finish.

Death and Taxes is open for business! See the finished space and read more about the building and the restaurant: 

http://www.eater.com/2015/6/11/8745867/ashley-christensen-death-taxes-bridge-club-raleigh-north-carolina#4764868

The taproom renovation at Carolina Brewing is underway. The renovation involves a new enlarged bar and seating area with views out to a new patio.

In May, Maurer Architecture and James Goodnight were asked to lead a lunchtime lecture at the Raleigh Urban Design Center.

Yesterday our office had our first ever team-build with Habitat for Humanity Orange County. We enjoyed the sunshine and had a great time getting to know the Habitat crew in Efland.

The new Withrow & Terranova building is coming along nicely! The building features an array of solar panels. . .

This 3-story, 6,800 square foot house is constructed of concrete panels with a stucco finish. 

Maurer Architecture began working with the Trophy Brewing team in 2014 to design a space which will allow for an increased brewing capacity, and will eventually include a full-service taproom.

Last week Maurer Architecture welcomed the newest member of our team, Kimberley Mott. Kimberley graduated from UNC-Greensboro in May 2015 with a degree in Interior Architecture. 

We are excited to announce the completion of Death and Taxes. The restaurant is slated to open in May, and Chef Ashley Christensen has stayed busy hosting weekly events starring a rotation of guest chefs. 

Maurer Architecture has a new internet-home! Thanks for visiting.