Our "New" Building
- John and Diane MacPherson
- Apr 24, 2018
- 1 min read
What was once an ugly cinder block box has been transformed. With the help of Dwight McNeill, Jolly Construction, Cathay and Company Stucco and friends and family, our place has turned into this beautiful, bright gem of a building. We still have lots to do before opening night, but the exterior of Three Blacksmiths now has its proper evening attire on and will soon be free of scaffolding, ladders and drop cloths altogether. And while the exterior work has been going on, the interior has been getting the once over as well. The finishing touches are being applied to the paint and trim and the tile work is just about complete. The kitchen equipment is in place and the centerpiece of the restaurant, an Isokern open hearth fireplace, will be installed this weekend. The light at the end of the tunnel is most definitely getting brighter!
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It’s so exciting to see the progress on your new building — the attention to detail and dedication to creating an unforgettable dining experience really shows. When a space is designed with such care, maintaining the right ambiance becomes essential. That’s one reason I started using a room sensor in my own home. It helps monitor temperature and occupancy in real time, which makes climate control far more accurate and efficient. I imagine a space like yours, where atmosphere matters as much as the food, could really benefit from small smart tech that enhances comfort without interrupting the aesthetic.
It's amazing to see how much transformation has happened – from an eyesore to a beautiful building! It’s exciting to witness the progress. As someone who's been through property renovations, I know how much work goes into these kinds of projects. Speaking of transformations, if you need to sell an absentee owner house in San Diego, it's great to know there are quick solutions out there. Can’t wait to see the finished result at Three Blacksmiths!