Farmers Mutual Bank & Trust

Alesia worked to provide new accommodations for banking clients, while preserving the historic integrity of the architecture.
Type of Project

Historic Renovations

Location

Nebraska City, NE

Total Size

18,000 SF

Completion

1987

Features
  • Comprehensive research into building’s history and original period
  • Architecturally sympathetic design of addition (for drive-thru teller)
  • Phased construction to minimize interruption of services

Combining New Amenities With Historic Character

This abandoned 100-year-old Richardsonian U.S. Post Office facility (listed on the National Register) was renovated into the new home of a locally owned 105-year-old bank. The original building, designed to accommodate a continuous marbled public gallery, was greatly altered throughout its years of occupancy. The first floor now houses all the bank’s main functions, while the second floor has a ballroom, board room, and expansion area. Alesia renovated the interior of the 18,000 SF structure. The new bank interior reflects the historic character of the building. A 750 SF addition was constructed to house the drive-up tellers and the vault.