what they want.” When it comes to custom residential work, that promise entails a level of communication that allows the firm to thoroughly understand its clients and their needs. It also entails a degree of professionalism unrivaled in the region. “The men on the ground making it happen each day are what will determine the end quality of a project,” says Malone, who took over the company’s leadership reins in 1997. “We make it a point to promote from within, and continuously train and educate our field staff. We have superintendents that have worked for Malone for more than 30 years. We have the best in the business to get the job done.”
THE LEGACY CONTINUES The service at Malone doesn’t end after the client steps into their new home. The firm, post construction, will handle “anything they need, from decorating for the holidays to building an addition,” Olson says. “Who better to maintain the home than the people that built it?” It’s no wonder that Malone has built, remodeled and serviced homes for the children and grandchildren of original clients. In addition to dynamic residential work, the firm brings its renowned attention to detail to everything from restaurant and health-care interiors to high-profile building projects like the Conant Performing Arts Center, Michael C. Carlos Museum and Atlanta Botanical Garden. “We love the variety and challenge that each project and style represents,” Malone says.
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01.Build-out of new 12,200-square-foot in-town residence featuring a glass staircase to combine units on two floors into one residence. 02.This residence consists of high-end finishes, specialty tile, millwork and a rooftop pool. 03.Interior build-out of nine upscale townhomes in the Regents Park collection of luxury townhomes and flats designed by Pak Heydt & Associates. 04.This 17,000-square-foot new residence on Lake Lanier incorporates fine traditional detail with high-quality materials and workmanship. 01.Chris Little Photography 02.Chris Little Photography 03. Erica George Dines 04.Chris Little Photography
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