Dan Strong
Nick Solon
Welcome to BrokenFork
BrokenFork Design transforms the ordinary into the artistic. We invest our passion into homes, apartments and office buildings to create affordable, cool spaces..
It's an architecture of freedom and spontaneity, creativity and autonomy. Where interiors are beautifully handcrafted by local craftsmen using materials diverse as rough-hewn wood, limestone, leather, antiques and reclaimed beadboard. Traditional materials find innovative new uses and the old becomes revitalized again.
See for yourself. Visit our Project Galleries for examples of past and present projects. If that piques your curiousity, be sure to contact us. We love to talk to homebuyers, tenants, investors and the random person who wants to learn more about our business.
July 28, 2010Announcing The Garden House
We're happy to announce our next project, The Garden House. This historic property in downtown Lexington is scheduled for completion at the end of August and will be up for sale.
Looking for a Home or Business Location?
At any given point BrokenFork Design may have have a project for sale or lease to suit your needs. Please contact our sales agent for more information.
July 10, 2010Extensive Project Gallery Online
Our project photo galleries have recently been updated to showcase many more projects with information about the various points of interest. From commercial to craftsman, rustic to Victorian, BrokenFork projects encompass a broad range of styles and tastes. Feel free to have a look and see what we've been up to.
Some of our newest additions include the historic Mechanic Street Project, the gracious Julianna House and the relaxing Barnes Cottage
July 1, 2010BrokenFork Featured in Chevy Chaser Magazine
The Chevy Chaser Magazine, a popular publication in Lexington, KY recent featured us in a fantastic article. A special thanks to Saraya Brewer and the Smiley Pete staff for highlighting local businesses, artists and people. Read about it here or view a PDF version.
June 7, 2010Mechanic Street Project on Lowell's Blog
Lowell's Independent Automotive is one of our excellent neighbors to the Mechanic Street Project. They were very kind to write a recent post about the project we recently completed, as well as Superlative Coffee Roasters which opened up shop there. Read about it here.
June 1, 2010Introducing Superlative Coffee Roasters!
We are excited to announce that our Mechanic Street Project is now the home of Superlative Coffee Roasters, Lexington's gourmet coffee roaster. Jenny and Patrick, two local coffee lovers and entrepreneurs, recently opened up shop in our building on Mechanic Street.
We feel they are exactly what the city needs downtown--a place to buy locally roasted, ground and packaged coffee which is organic, free trade and high-quality.
Visit Superlative Coffee's website and learn more!