This 1906 facility was originally Anderson's central Post Office. In approximately 1975, the Anderson Community School System acquired the building and used it to house their administrative offices. By 1986, a renovation was in order. This project included adding new landscaping, stairwells, an elevator, windows, heating system, roof and interior finishes. Additionally, the restrooms, lobby and exterior facades were renovated. To create a nice outdoor space and a landscape barrier to the alley, a brick walkway leading to an eating area was designed. Throughout the renovation process, the integrity of the building's original design was upheld.
In 2003, KRM purchased the building with Ricker Oil Company and transformed the 2nd floor into our new office headquarters. We became our own clients, renovating and designing a new space uniquely for us. Our design was driven by restoring the original building and assuring its sustainability for the future. Gutting the entire 2nd floor, we exposed the original windows, terrazzo flooring and even some of the steel structure. As a result, we enjoy working in an open space flooded with natural light, dressed with new furniture and finishes, and appreciate the heritage the building represents.
HISTORIC POSTAL BUILDING 
