The notion of transparency, used to expose the activity and life of the church to the community is a prominent thematic element utilized in the development of the design concept of the Core. The exterior design gives The Core a visible presence along the church’s main drop-off lane. A broad steel canopy supported by tapered […]
The Downtown Development Assessment was completed in response to funding provided by the Florida Legislature for DMS to develop a plan for aging State-owned office buildings in downtown Tallahassee. ALW and Savills updated the findings of the 2017 Leon County Property Portfolio Study through an in-depth review of 10 office buildings and seven parking structures. […]
Architecturally, the design combines the symmetry, order, and monumentality of Neoclassical civic architecture with Greek Revival influences and elements drawn from Florida’s vernacular traditions. A formal portico and balanced composition communicate the permanence of the judicial institution, while deep roof overhangs, shaded approaches, and a strong relationship between the building and landscape respond to the […]
Founded in 1947 by Jack Haskin as a shared activity for men and women at Florida State’s newly coeducational campus, the Flying High Circus has grown into one of the University’s most recognizable traditions. Generations of students have contributed as performers, technicians, costume makers, and production crews, creating a fully collaborative program centered on discipline, […]
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“The Kotler-Coville Glass Art Pavilion provides a wonderful new entry experience for our visitors and strongly communicates that The Ringling is a significant presenter of both visual and performing arts. It conveys commitment to performers and visual artists engaged in creating the art of our time.” The design process was guided by a deep exploration […]
“The original University Union building opened in 1952 when enrollment at FSU was less than 5,000 students! …When the new Student Union project is completed, it will be an amazing asset to our students and a hub for collaboration and engagement on campus. The new Union builds off holistic wellness initiatives undertaken by FSU in […]
“ALW brings a sensitive and professional approach to every step of the process. They are great communicators and provide excellent guidance…for everything.” The Fellowship Hall completes the first phase of the Church’s Master Plan, which promotes a unified campus environment and a stronger street presence on one of the city’s main thoroughfares. With the intention […]
“Throughout the Library renovation project, ALW demonstrated an astute ability to provide creative solutions despite notable budget constraints. It is clear the ALW team understands the programmatic needs of both library users and staff.” The second floor renovation transforms underutilized space—once occupied by full-height stacks, bulky study carrels, and outdated circulation desks—into a vibrant, flexible […]
The property includes approximately two miles of frontage along the Chattahoochee River and was significantly affected by Hurricane Michael, which damaged an estimated 90 percent of its native trees and landscape. These conditions shaped a design approach centered on resilience, environmental stewardship, and careful placement within the recovering ecosystem. Building orientation, protected outdoor spaces, passive […]
Rosewood was a small hamlet in Levy County, Florida, founded in 1847. The community was a diverse mix of business owners, skilled laborers, and farmers, centered along the Seaboard Airline Railway. In its early years, Rosewood would have exuded a rustic, and charming ambience with a strong sense of connection to the natural surroundings. As […]
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