In early 2020, the world seemed to shutter. As COVID-19 spread around the globe, Safer-at-Home ordinances were issued to help “flatten the curve.” Many workplaces transitioned to remote work if able to, allowing employees to tele-commute from their home office daily...
In early 2020, the world seemed to shutter. As COVID-19 spread around the globe, Safer-at-Home ordinances were issued to help “flatten the curve.” Many workplaces transitioned to remote work if able to, allowing employees to tele-commute from their home office daily...
In an article published by The Ledger, Polk County Commissioners approved a 10-year agreement with The Lunz Group to create a prototype for future fire stations in the county. Over the term of the agreement, Polk County plans to design and build 13 new fire stations...
Creating Spaces that Engage Collaborative spaces are not just one meeting space or an open office. They embody a wide variety of spaces within the office and in order to best create collaborative spaces, the design should take into account the proximity to other...
Being prepared is more than a motto, it’s an approach to successful project review by outside agencies. In almost all architectural projects, we are faced with extensive reviews by City, County, State and in some cases Federal Review agencies, committees, boards or...
Renovating a commercial building can yield significant tax credits if that property will be used for business or rental housing. The biggest benefit is a dollar for dollar reduction in the amount of taxes owed equaling 20%. Trying to understand the Tax Incentives for...
Saddle Creek officially opened on December 7, 2011 with a small parade of firefighters and fire trucks lead by a bagpipe player. The ceremony also unveiled a commemorative plaque honoring firefighters who served as volunteers in the area. The Cottonwood opening was...
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