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Posted: November 21, 2008
Horst Design International to design 4,500 s/f showroom for Lakeland Boatworks at 499 South Warren St., Syracuse
Horst Design International is involved with the design of Lakeland Boatworks. The 4,500 s/f showroom in a former bank on 499 South Warren St. will showcase: custom, mahogany wood constructed power boats. It features a central 30 ft. round backlit platform for displaying the boats with floating, mirrored panels above to allow prospective buyers to view the interior cockpit of the crafts from any angle. The project is currently under construction.
Founded in 2000 by Joseph Rahn, the boat manufacture and restoration company is investing $550,000 in construction and inventory to open the showroom. The opening is slated for March 1.
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