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Car Wash Remodel Night Photos

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remodel progress

A few night photos of the remodeled Fashion Square Car Wash taken by the contractor's superintendent, Fredy Monge of Pacific Empire Builders.

 

los angeles car washView from the street with the new drought tolerant landscaping in the foreground.

 

car wash remodel canopyThe remodeled car wash ordering area. The only time of day this area is without cars.

 

car wash remodel waiting area The waiting area and new canopy with aluminum louvers.

 

oil change building remodelThe oil change / smog check building. Work on this building was minimal- new stucco and paint. New planter/benches in the foreground.

 

car wash retail store remodelThe main car wash building with a peek into the retail store interior.

 

Modative is the architect for the Fashion Square Car Wash remodel in Sherman Oaks, CA (Los Angeles). We are actively seeking other car washes that are looking to improve their sales though a modern makeover. Please contact Modative if you are interested in learning more about how a remodeled car wash can drastically improve your business and your customers' satisfaction.

Comments

I would like to compliment you on the beauty and moderne beauty that you brought to a utilitarian project. I am a new fan of your work. I found a link to your resume advice, and searched your website and profile. I love the research of mid century mod materiality and the clean design and clear organization and mobility of your website. I just want to mention that above, in the last sentance, "customers" should be changed to either "customer satisfaction" or customers' satisfaction." Keep up the excellent work, and I hope that I may work for a forward thinking, and youthful firm someday out east. 
Happy New Year!
Posted @ Thursday, January 07, 2010 10:51 PM by Joanna Beres
Thanks for the compliments Joanna. Very kind of you. 
 
-Derek...
Posted @ Sunday, January 10, 2010 3:53 PM by Derek Leavitt
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