Keeler BMW, Showroom Addition and Renovation

As part of Keystone Architectural Services' design of the major remodeling project for the Keeler Motor Car Company, an old wood-framed showroom addition was demolished to the ground. To keep the dealership operating during construction, next a 10,000-square-foot service garage and vehicle preparation addition was built. This addition was carpeted and painted, and temporary low walls erected so the space could serve as a temporary BMW showroom. Finally, the new steel-framed showroom and two-lane indoor service write-up area were constructed.

Keystone Architectural's design of the arched entry canopy and two interior barrel vault ceilings structurally echo BMW's logo. Also on the interior, porcelain floor tile with an attractive two-tone border covers the showroom and write-up areas.

The entire project entailed 8,000 square feet of additions and 7,000 square feet of renovations to the Honda dealership and 22,000 square feet of additions and 9,000 square feet of renovations to the BMW dealership. Through this entire complex process of design and construction, Keystone Architectural Services worked closely with Keeler Motor Car to meet the company's shifting staff needs during construction. Keystone also worked with both Keeler and BMW to address their needs and desires, so that all parties were satisfied with the final project.