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Springhouse Restaurant

Springhouse Restaurant

Workplace Architecture + Design worked with Owen Architecture on the Federal and State Historic Rehabilitation documentation for the Agnew Hunter Bahnson House. The home, built in 1920, was originally part of a row of great homes, known as “Millionaire’s Row.” The restoration and adaptive re-use began in May 2011 and minimal alterations as possible were made to the home in order to transform it into the Springhouse restaurant. The home now encompasses a commercial kitchen, a library bar, large dining room, sun porch, and several small meeting and event rooms. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; therefore, great care and attention were given to retaining the charming historical details that make this home special.Workplace Architecture + Design worked with Owen Architecture on the Federal and State Historic Rehabilitation documentation for the Agnew Hunter Bahnson House. The home, built in 1920, was originally part of a row of great homes, known as “Millionaire’s Row.” The restoration and adaptive re-use began in May 2011 and minimal alterations as possible were made to the home in order to transform it into the Springhouse restaurant. The home now encompasses a commercial kitchen, a library bar, large dining room, sun porch, and several small meeting and event rooms. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places; therefore, great care and attention were given to retaining the charming historical details that make this home special.

Client

Lynette Matthews-Murphy

Location

Winston-Salem, NC

Services

Historic Tax Credit

Project Type

Historic, Restaurant

Project Size

4,000 SF

Completion Date

2012