The Portfolio · No. VII

Italianate II

A four-sided elliptical tray ceiling, and a front door reclaimed from a historic Chicago bank.

LocationBuckhead · Atlanta, Georgia
ArchitectPolites-Cook
General contractorTurner Builders, Inc.

Special features

  • Very intricate residence for only being 5,200 sq. ft.
  • Four-sided elliptical tray ceiling at living room.
  • Front door is reclaimed from a historic Chicago bank building.
  • Roof structure is all wood-I joist, laminated veneer lumber, & parallel-strand lumber engineered roof components.

Special recognition

Christopher Keibler

Mr. Keibler, Corinthian Concurrent's production engineer, maintained absolutely outstanding overall x, y, and z accuracy for this highly-complex architectural project.

Mark A. Senn

Mr. Senn, Corinthian Concurrent's component engineer, accurately prefabricated the highly complex components and assemblies that skillfully fed Mr. Keibler's layout and assembly skills.

Herbert Hess

Mr. Hess invented specialized tool fixtures that facilitated extremely accurate/exotic component manufacturing.

In pictures

Painted front-right isometric view.
Painted front-right isometric view.
Wireframe isometric front-right view.
Wireframe isometric front-right view.
Wireframe top view.
Wireframe top view.
Front right side view 1
Front right side view 1
Front right side view 2
Front right side view 2
Back-left view.
Back-left view.
Left view.
Left view.
Upstairs from lower level to stair hall.
Upstairs from lower level to stair hall.
Master dome with Isokern fireplace.
Master dome with Isokern fireplace.
Intricate bay roof.
Intricate bay roof.
Four-sided elliptical tray; Precision manufactured on-site utilizing absolutely no scribe marks in the process. This was achieved by using true x, y, and z geometry and in-house custom-built machinery.
Four-sided elliptical tray; Precision manufactured on-site utilizing absolutely no scribe marks in the process. This was achieved by using true x, y, and z geometry and in-house custom-built machinery.
Arch over stairwell
Arch over stairwell
Component engineer Mark Senn discusses the game plan with production engineer Chris Keibler, as Mr. Keibler applies sheathing to the rear parapet which was built in the living room and craned to the roof..
Component engineer Mark Senn discusses the game plan with production engineer Chris Keibler, as Mr. Keibler applies sheathing to the rear parapet which was built in the living room and craned to the roof..
Rear parapet being flown up to location.
Rear parapet being flown up to location.
Corinthian Concurrent works smarter, not just harder; This results in faster construction times, lower construction costs, and superior quality.
Corinthian Concurrent works smarter, not just harder; This results in faster construction times, lower construction costs, and superior quality.
Front-left with roof being installed.
Front-left with roof being installed.
Rear-left.
Rear-left.
Front-left.
Front-left.
Finished house.
Finished house.