turnerboone Showroom at King Plow Arts Center

Leapley managed the careful renovation of a 1920s railyard warehouse for the trendy furniture dealer’s high-end showroom and office space. Exposed brick walls, veneer paneled entry, plush surfaces and glass accents reflect the comfortable but contemporary nature of the turnerboone brand. Leapley delivered the original showroom build-out on an expedited schedule.

Subsequently, when turnerboone acquired additional space in the King Plow Arts Center, Leapley Construction delivered the build-out of the expansion and a renovation of the original showroom space. 

 

Project Details:

Location:

Atlanta, GA

Size:

Total: 9,800 SF
Initial build-out: 6,750 SF
Expansion: 3,050 SF

Client/Owner:

turnerboone

Design Team:

Original Project: Susan Lampe Interiors
Expansion: MurphyMeyers

ALAN SCOGGINS

President

Alan discovered his passion for construction as a student at Auburn University – through civil engineering coursework and field experience with the cooperative education program. In the 17 years that followed, he managed many healthcare construction projects for a national general contractor before joining Leapley Construction in 2011 to manage operations of the growing business. Alan is a hands-on leader, a focused and decisive builder, and an advocate for sustainability. Since 2012, he has served on the board of directors for the Lifecycle Building Center to promote the reuse of construction materials and reduce construction waste in landfills. Under his leadership, Leapley safely delivers award-winning projects on-time and within budget in three focused commercial interior markets.

MEREDITH LEAPLEY

CEO & Founder

Recognized as a Most Admired CEO by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, an Outstanding Woman in Construction by Construction Business Owner Magazine and one of Atlanta’s “Top 500” leaders by Atlanta Magazine, Meredith Leapley leads with integrity and compassion. Raised in Maryland, Meredith moved to Atlanta in 1999 and founded Leapley Construction to prioritize people throughout construction. Since then, through her involvement with CREW Atlanta, WBENC, CoreNet, Big Brothers Big Sisters, GSU WomenLead, Atlanta Women’s Foundation and Crafting Futures Together, she has maintained that focus and nurtured the business to deliver meaningful impacts to the community while earning annual revenues in excess of $205 Million.