by Amy Self | Jan 23, 2020

Evil Czech Brewery

Mishawaka, Indiana

Overview

Evil Czech Brewery project consisted of renovating approximately 9,400 square feet of the existing building and 1,500 square feet of the new single-story building. The project included a new brewery and canning area, dining and bar, a full kitchen, walk-in coolers, and extensive remodeling of the facade.

Corporate Office

2121 West Wilden Avenue
Goshen, IN 46528

Phone: (574) 533-9561
Fax: (574) 534-5546

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The Hideaway at the LaSalle

by Amy Self | Dec 14, 2018

THE HIDEAWAY AT THE LASALLE

SOUTH BEND, INDIANA

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Overview

Located inside the Historic LaSalle Building in downtown South Bend, The Hideaway was a local speakeasy bar. Ancon Construction’s Design-Build team completely renovated the space under the watchful eye of the Historic Preservation Commission. While completing the renovation Ancon used period-accurate woodworking methods and stains. While demoing the old bar, we found old beer bottle caps and a war bond. The entire project was brought back to life while honoring its historic past.