Anecdote Architectural Experiences' Office to Become Whiskey Distillery
Originally constructed in 1860, the Elm Street Methodist Church has been home to Anecdote Architectural Experiences, formerly known as Tuck-Hinton, since 1994. Following the firm's move to the Wedgewood Houston neighborhood this spring, the church will be adapted into Heaven's Door, a destination distillery involving Bob Dylan, as announced in the New York Times. Anecdote Architectural Experiences is excited to be designing the new facility.
“We both wanted to create a collection of American whiskeys that, in their own way, tell a story. I’ve been traveling for decades, and I’ve been able to try some of the best spirits that the world of whiskey has to offer. This is great whiskey.”
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