Wildman Chalmers Design and owner Mark Hondru crafted a Mountain Modern luxury masterpiece in Deep Creek, MD, recently featured in this Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article for nearly $3.7 million.
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Wildman Chalmers is set to transform a historic fire hall in Troy Hill into a vibrant new market and taproom, as detailed in this article from the Pittsburgh Business Times (subscription required)
The historic former Troy Hill Fire House. The building is in the works to be converted into a new taproom and farm-to-table community market.
A classic, 1890s-era farmhouse in Edgeworth underwent a sweeping renovation that gave it a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces as detailed in this article from Pittsburgh Magazine.
Over the summer, the Uptown location received an almost full renovation. Alongside contractor Everett Construction, Pittsburgh-based architecture firm Wildman Chalmers Design helmed the project, making sure Moonlit Burger appealed to Duquesne students; the design includes comfy booths and a wall of colorful lunch trays near the entrance. Read the full article by Pittsburgh Magazine.
Long intrigued by an aging Victorian in Sewickley, the Izydores, with help from Wildman Chalmers Design, restored the century-old duplex to its former glory, while adding seamless modern touches. Read the full article at Pittsburghmagazine.com
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