The National Center for Civil and Human Rights commemorates the contributions of Atlantans and Georgians to the historic struggle for African-American freedom and equality that will be the global hub for contemporary discussion on the link between Civil Rights lessons and Human Rights issues. The three story center features 18,000 square feet of exhibit
Architect: Watson Tate Savory
Associate Architect: Cooper Robertson
The Florence County Museum is a two story art, science and history museum located in the downtown Florence historic and cultural district. The facility includes permanent and rotating galleries, classrooms, support spaces, and a central courtyard for outdoor displays and events.
Architect: Stanley Beaman & Sears, Inc.
The two story Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of art houses consolidated collections that were previously spread across the campus, into a facility that includes gallery space for permanent collections and temporary exhibitions, as well as collection storage, staff offices, and support facilities.
Architect: Lord Aeck Sargent
This research and education facility, for the National Park Service, serves as the home for scientists working on the All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory (ATBI) project, a decade-long project documenting the estimated 100,000 species of living organisms in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The building facilitates research efforts to gain the knowledge that is essential for the effective protection and preservation of the Park’s ecosystem.
Architect: EYP Architecture and Engineering, PC
Associate Architect: Quinn Evans Architects
The North Carolina History Center and Mattocks Hall, a museum and visitors center serving as the entrance to the Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens, a colonial Governor’s Mansion and related sites. The museum includes two main exhibit areas, the Regional History Museum, a gallery that explores 300 years of North Carolina history, and the Pepsi Family Center housing the children’s interactive section of the museum.
Architect: Randall Stout Architects, Inc.
Associate Architect: Architecture | Tkalcic Bengert
Acoustical recommendations for a 2,300 square foot multipurpose theatre located in the Art Gallery of Alberta, as well as room acoustics, sound isolation, and mechanical and electrical systems noise and vibration control for select spaces in the museum including the lobby, great hall, café, boardroom, lounge, galleries, and offices.
Architect: Verner Johnson, Inc.
Associate Architect: Hecht Burdeshaw Architects, Inc.
The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center at Patriot Park is located just outside the gates of Fort Benning. Visitors to the museum take an interactive journey through every war fought by the United States over the past two centuries. Era galleries trace Infantry history from before the Revolutionary War to action today in Iraq and Afghanistan. There is a special gallery recognizing Medal of Honor recipients.
Architect: Lord Aeck Sargent
The National Park Service’s Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor and Destination Center houses exhibits reflecting the heritage and development of the Parkway, as well as space for regional orientation and visitor information. The building evokes a tree-house-like atmosphere allowing visitors to experience the majestic vistas and surrounding woodlands for which the Parkway is known.
Architect: Wagner Murray Architects, PA
Associate Architect: Mario Botta Architetto
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is a fine arts museum housing the Andreas Bechtler art collection. The building includes a 350 seat auditorium located below the museum for both public and Wells Fargo corporate functions, as well as a bookstore and classrooms.
Architect: Randall Stout Architects, Inc.
Associate Architect: RRMM Architects, PC
Acoustics, audio-visual, security and communications systems for the Taubman Museum of Art complex comprising a 72,000 square foot main building and an 8,000 square foot education center. The main building includes a 150 seat auditorium, a 250 seat black box theatre, exhibit space, office space, a boardroom, and a cafe. The education center includes a lecture room and education studios.
Architect: Lord Aeck Sargent
A two building addition to this nonprofit center including the 10,000 square foot Discovery Center, a museum housing an animal habitat exhibit (including marine life and opossums), a theatre, permanent exhibits that focus on man’s past and current use of the Chattahoochee River corridor, and events space. The complex also includes the Discovery Pavilion, a 2,400 square foot covered space that serves as an outdoor classroom, and event space.
Architect: Lord Aeck Sargent
Associate Architect: Sottile & Sottile
Renovation of a circa 1850s shed/warehouse structure, located in a former railroad complex, to house SCAD’s growing permanent art collection, as well as the Walter O. Evans Center for African American Studies. The facility houses existing and future collections of art, and provides academic environments for programs of study relevant to art and architecture.
Facility condition survey and design of lighting and rigging systems for the 980 seat Russell
Renovation and expansion of the North Avenue Presbyterian Church. The addition includes a two
Expansion of the Georgia World Congress Center to connect Building B and C through additional
Architectural acoustics for the West Hotel guest suites, parking garage and Powerhouse live music
In Design: Redevelopment of the 25-acre Boulevard Crossing Park, including two multi-purpose
Lighting and acoustics for the conversion of a medical library into a multiuse chapel located in the
Renovation and upgrades to the historic Fox Theatre, including renovation of retail space to
The Knight Theatre, a 1,150 seat multipurpose theatre, is one component of The Levine Center for
Acoustics, audio-visual, security and communications systems for the Taubman Museum of Art complex
The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center at Patriot Park, located just outside the gates of
The Georgia International Convention Center includes 150,000 square feet of exhibition space,
The Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre houses the 2,750 seat John A. Williams Theatre, and hosts
The North Carolina History Center and Mattocks Hall, a museum and visitors center serving as the
The Ameris Bank Amphitheatre at Encore Park is a 7,000 seat outdoor venue hosting a variety of
The Riley Park Club at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park is a luxury event space for baseball games, as well
Development of an RFP, bridging documents, and basic and enhanced commissioning for the expansion
The Florence County Museum is a two story art, science and history museum located in the downtown
Expansion and renovation of the three story Garden House, including a 4,000 square foot office
This second phase of additions and renovations to the Georgia Museum of Art transforms the public
Commissioning of the expansion of the High Museum of Art, comprising the Susan and John Wieland
Renovation of the 1,000 seat Cascades Hills Baptist Church including production lighting and
The Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center is an interpretive learning center focusing on the
A 2,800 square foot addition to and a 56,000 square foot renovation of the Auburn Avenue Research
The National Park Service’s Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor and Destination Center houses exhibits