Project Spotlight | Hudson Nash

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This project consisted of restoring and stabilizing two buildings that were previously in a different location.

The restoration included rebuilding one of the front porches, repairing and repainting the exterior of both structures, and building steel ADA ramps on the back of both buildings. Numerous site work improvements were also made on the Hudson Nash Farmhouse, including a new pasture fence, sidewalks, gravel paths, and a steel boardwalk.

Feature Friday! | Bevan Cobbs

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What’s your construction specialty?
- Interior Remodel

What attracted you to the construction industry?
- I have always loved working with my hands so Construction just seemed natural.

What was the most memorable construction project you’ve ever worked on?
- The Coca-Cola headquarters remodel I spent 6 years on the project and was there for $300 million of work.

What advice would you give someone who wanted to enter the construction field?
- College is great but in this industry you can work your way from sweeping floors to the president of a company, if you have the right attitude and want to learn.

Tell us an interesting or fun fact about yourself!
- I plead the 5th. That's what I would have said 10 years ago but now I just enjoy raising my two kids and being a dad.

Project Spotlight | The Bricks

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The Bricks Multifamily project is one of the more spectacular historic restoration projects Macallan Construction has had the pleasure of working on. The original structure was built in 1838 and served as a hospital during the Civil War. It featured a designation as the oldest apartment building in the United States and originally housed mill workers near the Roswell Mill. Macallan worked closely with the Owners and the Roswell Historical Preservation Commission to develop a plan that preserved the integrity of the original Bricks structure while re-purposing the building for 21st century tenants. Macallan was recognized with a Contractor of the Year Award for Historical Preservation from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.

Dahlonega's Head House Historic Restoration

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We are thrilled to announce that Macallan Construction will be restoring the City of Dahlonega’s historic “Head House.”

The "Head House" was built by Homer Head for himself and his wife in the early 1900s. It was constructed from wood salvaged from the original 1841 Baptist Church by Dr. Head. Now owned by the City of Dahlonega, the house could become the new home of the DDA.