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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“It signifies hope. It signifies that we’re on the move. This signifies we’re moving in the right direction, and it also says the city of Tallahassee and the commissioners have paid attention to what’s happening here in 32304.” Internally, the project provides a flexible, vendor-ready shell that reduces the initial development burden for a local […]
“The building is going to be designed completely trauma-informed, sensory friendly. We’re going to have private spaces for people that need, sort of, calm down areas. We want to really build the resilience in children so that we break the cycle of violence and poverty going forward.”—Emily MitchamExecutive Director, Refuge House Refuge House provides critical […]
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 […]
“It’s so often when new revitalization projects are done that you kind of pave over what was there before, and nobody thinks twice to look back, in this case with Smokey Hollow, we’ve not only looked back, but we’ve resurrected what was once here.” ALW worked with local government and community voices to help tell […]
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