Interior buildout and reclaimed wood tables in PERC Coffee Roasters, in Savannah. Photo courtesy of Daily Coffee News. 

Heart pine floors laid throughout Savannah's Cotton Sail Hotel, salvaged from the original roof of the building. Reception station custom-made. Photo courtesy of Cotton Sail Hotel. 

The store's completed interior. 

Heart pine floors laid throughout Savannah's Cotton Sail Hotel, salvaged from the original roof of the building. Photo courtesy of South Magazine. 

Renovations finished on Broughton Street.

Another look at the completed interior. 

Broughton Street facade renovation in progress.

Window framing in progress on Broughton Street.

Interior renovation in progress on Broughton Street.

Spread featured in Habits, Patterns, Algorithms, by Stephan Jaklitsch. ORO Editions, 2009.

In lieu of the wrecking ball, an entire city block of Victorian homes was relocated and restored to make way for the new Kroger in Savannah's Historic District. 

The upper-half of the house being lifted by a crane. 

Moving a house to its new location. 

This farmhouse, the last remaining plantation home in Savannah, was scheduled for demolition when Ramsey discovered it. It is believed to have been used as a
refuge in the underground railroad.

Moving a house to its new location. 

Realizing the history that would be lost with this home, Ramsey decided to move it to a new location. 

And set upon the lower-half, to be taken to their new location. 

The house, recomposed in its new location.