From: BUILDER February 2007
Posted on: February 5, 2007

About the Project Sponsors

By:: Jenny Sullivan

Massey Services

Master Tile

Maxim Lighting International

Milcarsky Appliance Centre

Myteck

Nana Wall Systems

Noveon

On Site Safety Systems

Oshkosh Designs

Portable Air

Portland Cement Association

Precast Designs

R.K. Edwards

R.M. Coco

Rexel

Rey Homes

Safety on the Job

SCS Hardwood

Sealoflex

Stained Glass Design

Stone Crazy

Stone Systems of Orlando

Superior Clay Pots

Tapestira

Thomas Lumber

Travis Industries

Tri-City Electric

Vandenburg Construction

Vandyke's Restorers

Wayne Automatic Fire Sprinklers

West Orange Siding & Trim

White River

DIRECTIONS:

From the Orlando Convention Center: International Dr. to Interstate 4 East (toward downtown Orlando); exit E. Princeton (right; to downtown); right on N. Mills Ave./Hwy. 17/92; left on Virginia (curves left to become N. Forest Ave., then curves right to become Corrine Dr.); right on Bennett Rd.; left on New Broad St.; house is on the corner of New Broad St. and Juel St.

Drive time: Approximately 30 minutes.

Learn more about markets featured in this article: Orlando, FL.

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