Moca Storefront
Tell Len about your projectFrom the brief to the built work.
- The challenge
- The storefront needed metalwork that fit its entrance, glazing, and existing stonework.
- Breuder’s work
- Breuder designed, hand-forged, and installed a vine-pattern facade across the windows and entry.
- The result
- The finished white ironwork gives the frontage a continuous pattern within the existing masonry.
Moca’s storefront called for custom metalwork across the street-facing windows and entry. The pattern had to fit the openings and work alongside the existing stone, brick, and glass.
Breuder handled design, hand forging, fabrication, and installation. The white vine pattern continues across the facade and into the arched entrance panel.
The wide views show the full frontage; closer photographs show how the curves and frames meet the stonework. Together they document a storefront metalwork project from street scale to individual details.
Finished Spaces and Details
Explore the materials, joinery, and finished rooms from this project.
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