JC designs and fabricates one off metal work for homes, venues and designers across South Florida. Architectural and sculptural pieces in steel and aluminum, with lighting integrated where the piece calls for it.
Design first, metal second. Nothing gets cut until the drawings are approved and the price is agreed.
Tell him the space, the use and the look. Photos, a sketch or a reference image is enough to start.
A paid design step. You get drawings you own, whether or not you go ahead with the build.
Priced from the approved drawing, with a lead time quoted generously rather than optimistically.
Slots are limited and booked in order. That is the honest constraint of hand built work.
Fabricated by hand and finished to the spec agreed in the drawing, not improvised at the end.
Tell us early if the piece needs installing on site and we will plan for it in the drawing stage.
JC builds to spec from your drawings, or designs from your concept. One point of contact, and shop drawings for approval before anything is cut.
He understands there is usually a move in date or an opening behind the schedule, and he would rather quote a longer lead time and hit it than win the job on a date he cannot hold.
Finished work, photographed where it lives. A piece on a workbench tells you it was made. A piece in a room tells you what it does.
JC designs and fabricates by hand, one piece at a time. He takes a small number of commissions a year rather than running a production shop, which is why nothing he builds exists twice.
Tell him what you have in mind and he will tell you honestly whether he can build it, what it will cost, and when it will be ready.
Juan shoots the finished install for your portfolio and ours, and Bella takes commissioned pieces for the same room.