Four services, one shop
APSOGI is a Miami fabrication studio and licensed Florida general contractor. One team behind general contracting, custom fabrication, turnkey interiors, and brand activations.
General contracting
Florida-licensed GC. Planning, estimating, and project management for restaurants, retail, hospitality, and homes.
Custom fabrication
CNC-milled millwork, structural and decorative steel, stone, dimensional signage, and laser-cut detail, made on our own machines in Miami.
Turnkey interiors
Restaurants and retail flagships delivered complete. The contract, the custom pieces, and the install handled by one team.
Brand activations
Fair booths, pop-ups, and brand environments built on event timelines, from Art Basel installations to Grand Prix lounges.
In-house fabrication
Five fabrication lines in our own Miami shop. No outside vendor.
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CNC router: Tork SS-3-510
Custom-to-spec cutting and milling for millwork, panels, and finish components. Straight from drawing to cut, with no third-party queue.
- Bed
- 5′ × 10′
- Axes
- 3
- Spindle
- 12 HP
- Tool change
- 8-station ATC
Makes
Tambour and fluted bar faces, curved scenic ribs, display fixtures, cabinetry parts, wall panels, and furniture components cut from sheet goods.
Seen in KYU bar face and ceiling slatsOsme curved display unitsKohler curved backdrop ribs
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CNC plasma table: STVCNC SparX 510
Structural and decorative steel cut in-house and fabricated alongside the millwork it attaches to.
- Bed
- 5′ × 10′
- Steel
- Up to 1.5″
- Accuracy
- 0.002″
- Torch height
- Automatic
Makes
Bar and counter frames, brackets and supports, decorative steel screens, metal signage blanks, and structural plates for scenic builds.
Seen in KYU structural bar framingF1 Paddock lounge fixtures
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Large-format 3D printer: Mingda AD-F4
Large-format signage and dimensional letters printed in four colors at once, run by our lead designer.
- Build
- 1200 × 800 × 100 mm
- Colors
- 4, simultaneous
- Process
- FFF
- Leveling
- Automatic
Makes
Dimensional letters and logos, lit signage housings, large props, and one-off forms that would be slow or impossible to mill.
Seen in Kohler × Remedy lit signage
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3D print farm: Bambu Lab H2S + P1S
A six-printer farm for rapid iteration. The H2S handles large-format, high-temp materials. The P1S bank covers PLA, PETG, and ABS.
- Printers
- 6
- Large format
- 1 × H2S
- Standard
- 5 × P1S
- Materials
- PLA · PETG · ABS
Makes
Fit-check prototypes, custom hardware and brackets, small props, jigs for the shop, and repeat parts for event kits.
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CO2 laser: Model 5135 DH
Precision engraving and cutting across acrylic, MDF, leather, and metal. Signage details and fine surface work.
- Power
- 130–150 W
- Bed
- 51″ × 35″
- Materials
- Acrylic · MDF · leather · metal
- Source
- CO2
Makes
Engraved plaques and labels, acrylic signage and inlays, leather and wood details, and fine-cut patterns that complement the CNC and plasma lines.
Seen in Design Miami exhibitor signage
Common questions
What services does APSOGI offer?
General contracting, custom fabrication, turnkey interiors, and brand activations, from one team and one shop in Miami.
Is APSOGI a licensed general contractor?
Yes. APSOGI holds Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1538079 and runs planning, estimating, and project management in-house.
What does APSOGI fabricate in-house?
CNC-milled millwork, structural and decorative steel, stone, dimensional signage, laser-cut detail, and 3D-printed parts, made on our own machines in Miami.
What machines are in the APSOGI shop?
A Tork SS-3-510 CNC router and an STVCNC SparX 510 plasma table on 5′ × 10′ beds, a Mingda AD-F4 four-color 3D printer, a six-printer Bambu Lab farm, and a Model 5135 DH CO2 laser.
Where does APSOGI work?
The shop is in Miami, FL. Projects run from Wynwood and the Design District to Miami Beach, Aventura, and the Miami Grand Prix.