Seven years in the making

It’s been called an exercise in “industrial elegance.”

Clyde originally designed and manufactured cranes, derricks and blocks that weighed more than 100 men could lift. That became the duty of a 60-foot hoist that still remains in the building today. The crane is no longer covered in grease, but rather, cleaned up and painted orange – one of Clyde’s official colors.

Massive I-beams remain exposed as well as huge timber columns. They are however, sanded, painted and varnished. The floor is still concrete that’s buffed to a perfect sheen.

Industrial Elegance. It’s an atmosphere that’s simple, comfortable and tells a story.

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Howie Hanson