BEHRE COLUMN: Former bank becomes Ordinary restaurant

  • Sunday, February 17th, 2013
    The conversion of 544 King St. from a bank into a restaurant actually restored its original 1927 volumes, which featured a 23-foot-high ceiling and a mezzanine in the rear.

    The conversion of 544 King St. from a bank into a restaurant actually restored its original 1927 volumes, which featured a 23-foot-high ceiling and a mezzanine in the rear. Buy this photo

    From the outside, there were few changes made to the former bank building at 544 King St., a 1927 design by architects Simons and Lapham. Feb. 15, 2013 Robert Behre/staff

    From the outside, there were few changes made to the former bank building at 544 King St., a 1927 design by architects Simons and Lapham. Feb. 15, 2013 Robert Behre/staff Buy this photo

    From the outside, there were few changes made to the former bank building at 544 King St., a 1927 design by Simons and Lapham Architects.

    From the outside, there were few changes made to the former bank building at 544 King St., a 1927 design by Simons and Lapham Architects. Buy this photo