Monday, December 10, 2012
Architectural Justice gets go-ahead to build in center of town
The Strongsville Planning Commission has cleared the way for a home remodeling firm to open a showroom at the corner of Pearl and Westwood. Architectural Justice, which is based in Medina, has purchased the old Vining's gas station site at 13593 Pearl Rd., in front of the Strongsville police station. The company is a full-service design and remodeling center, with a 20,000-square-foot showroom at 2462 Pearl Rd. featuring flooring, granite, stone, cabinetry, custom furniture and kitchen and bath products. The business will also include an indoor eating area for up to 50 guests and a 1,752-square-foot courtyard with tables that would seat up to 36. James Justice said he wants to offer customers pastries and coffee inside the showroom, and…
Monday, October 8, 2012
Architectural Justice plans moving forward
A home remodeling firm that wants to open a showroom at the corner of Pearl and Westwood is seeking to include a small indoor and outdoor cafe. James Justice said he wants to offer customers pastries and coffee inside the showroom, and also build a 1,752-square-foot courtyard with tables outside, amid the outdoor cast stone displays, with seating for up to 36. During warm weather, customers could have coffee outside in the morning, and desserts and even small-plate offerings in the evenings, Justice said. His company, Architectural Justice, which is based in Medina, is seeking to purchase the old Vining's gas station site at 13593 Pearl Rd., in front of the Strongsville police station. The former gas station has been used by Center …
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Company will change look of town center
A home remodeling company plans to open a showroom at the corner of Pearl and Westwood, taking over the site of a former gas station that has been used by Center Towing. Architectural Justice, which is based in Medina, is seeking to purchase the old Vining's gas station site at 13593 Pearl Rd., in front of the Strongsville police station. The company is a full-service design and remodeling center, with a 20,000-square-foot showroom at 2462 Pearl Rd. featuring flooring, granite, stone, cabinetry, custom furniture and kitchen and bath products. Economic Development Director Brent Painter said the firm plans to keep that existing Medina space and expand here with another showroom. Company president James Justice could not be reached for …
