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Art 321 “…The Casper Artists Guild started dreaming about this move and renovation of an old warehouse over three years ago and first worked with another architect for a short time and it wasn’t a good fit. Through another recommendation we found Lyle Murtha’s firm and have never looked back; this was our guy and he got our vision! We could have never accomplished this amazing transformation of the guild and space without Lyle… I, in all my years in the non-profit world, have never met a more organized, detailed, creative and visionary person than Lyle Murtha. A project like this is so overwhelming and he made it feel like it was manageable, doable, and it turned out incredible! Lyle went above and beyond with his help and included ‘extras’ like him actually fabricating the interior signage by adding rust, designing to the last little detail from out donor wall to our fixtures and furniture… Since we have been in the building we have received so many compliments on the transformation of the building and it is truly one of the most incredible spaces in Casper. We loved the attention paid to honoring and respecting the history and character of the building and the reuse of materials in the building make it a one of a kind space honoring the past and launching us into a bright future. There are always many bumps in the road in projects like this: fundraising, power challenges, etc. and with Lyle’s help we persevered and had the confidence in our vision. We made the deadlines for our grand opening because of Lyle’s help and advice. His support was with us the whole way from marketing with Lyle’s professional photographer’s photos, professional tours to the community… I truly don’t think we would ever have accomplished
this project without Lyle and his team. We are
thrilled with the results and would do it all over
again with Stateline No. 7!”
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