The new Senoia Branch Library is a result of a great deal of community input through various presentations to local community groups and the City Council. The community desired to represent their new project in a traditional rail depot aesthetic. The project offered many challenges in insuring the functional layout and circulation within the traditional proportions. As these challenges were met, the success of this project lies in the various vernacular elements that support the functional qualities of the library. Vertically proportioned windows let maximum light indoors, but traditionally overstated overhangs cut down on direct light. A wrap-around platform allows for varied spaces of outdoor reading, and exposed wood trusses give an aesthetic quality found in many traditional rail depots.
Serenbe Farm House
This project includes a farm store and classroom/office space for Serenbe Farms, which emphasizes organic and sustainable agriculture. The design evokes a quaint, old-fashioned country store, but will be built using innovative construction techniques to maximize the building's energy efficiency. The design incorporates structural insulated panels (SIPs) and a glued-laminated timber frame, and features extensive storefront glazing to take advantage of natural light and the dramatic views of the farm. The Serenbe Farm Store project demonstrates that sustainable design and construction practices can be used to create attractive, functional, energy-efficient buildings, regardless of the building's style or size.
This project includes a farm store and classroom/office space for Serenbe Farms, which emphasizes organic and sustainable agriculture. The design evokes a quaint, old-fashioned country store, but will be built using innovative construction techniques to maximize the building's energy efficiency. The design incorporates structural insulated panels (SIPs) and a glued-laminated timber frame, and features extensive storefront glazing to take advantage of natural light and the dramatic views of the farm. The Serenbe Farm Store project demonstrates that sustainable design and construction practices can be used to create attractive, functional, energy-efficient buildings, regardless of the building's style or size.
Laurel Canyon Clubhouse
The Laurel Canyon residential development in Canton, Georgia is a unique private/public partnership that will create an upscale community of homes with a golf-based amenity package that includes all residents of the City as its members. This project called for a clubhouse design with a small footprint that could serve as the typical multi-function entertainment and athletic facility and coordinate aesthetically with other recreational buildings in the development. The Clubhouse project consists of a main clubhouse that holds a pro shop, locker rooms, formal casual dining, and full kitchen and bar facilities. A Cart House that serves as a golf cart storage facility and a semi-open air event pavilion is also a primary feature and offices are integral parts of the overall master plan. of the design. Muliple out-buildings such as the maintenance shop and offices are integral parts of the overall master plan.
The Laurel Canyon residential development in Canton, Georgia is a unique private/public partnership that will create an upscale community of homes with a golf-based amenity package that includes all residents of the City as its members. This project called for a clubhouse design with a small footprint that could serve as the typical multi-function entertainment and athletic facility and coordinate aesthetically with other recreational buildings in the development. The Clubhouse project consists of a main clubhouse that holds a pro shop, locker rooms, formal casual dining, and full kitchen and bar facilities. A Cart House that serves as a golf cart storage facility and a semi-open air event pavilion is also a primary feature and offices are integral parts of the overall master plan. of the design. Muliple out-buildings such as the maintenance shop and offices are integral parts of the overall master plan.
Brummett Office Building
The Brummett Office Building features a 4,500 square foot dental office with ten treatment rooms, plus an additional 5,500 square feet of tenant office space. The dental office is designed to create a warm, inviting atmosphere for patients and staff. Its clear, functional arrangement of spaces maximizes productivity and efficiency, while improving patient circulation. The building’s exterior reflects the client’s desire for a distinctive, yet timeless design. By combining the warmth of brick with cast stone and steel accents, the design merges traditional character with contemporary detailing.
The Brummett Office Building features a 4,500 square foot dental office with ten treatment rooms, plus an additional 5,500 square feet of tenant office space. The dental office is designed to create a warm, inviting atmosphere for patients and staff. Its clear, functional arrangement of spaces maximizes productivity and efficiency, while improving patient circulation. The building’s exterior reflects the client’s desire for a distinctive, yet timeless design. By combining the warmth of brick with cast stone and steel accents, the design merges traditional character with contemporary detailing.
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