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Ah, proposals… they are quite the endeavor. An endeavor that can spark creativity while also sparking hair-on-fire moments. It’s indeed a love-hate relationship; at least that’s been my experience. Proposals are an attempt at an intricate balance between sharing your firm’s message, experience, and passion while relaying requested and sometimes…
Understanding the need for a new jail facility is no small undertaking. The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office and Fulton County Commissioners recognized that the facility built in 1985 was quickly deteriorating. It was not meeting the necessary codes to meet current ACA and Indiana jail standards, nor was it properly…
As a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course opened in 1989, the grounds at Sycamore Hills Golf Club were and continue to be some of the area’s most revered. However, while the clubhouse amenities for the members and guests were functional, they fell short of the expectation level established by the course….
I bet we all could think back to one moment in our careers where we weren’t sure just what tomorrow would hold for us. These thoughts can sometimes plague us throughout our lifetimes. In my case, I wasn’t sure what I was professionally meant to do. Sadly, quite a few…
“If we built every building the same, then we wouldn’t need architects.” Believe it or not, I have had that expression said to me more than once in my eight years of going to school for and practicing architecture. Each time it is phrased a little differently, but ultimately the…
The team at Elevatus Architecture is pleased to inform that Design Technician Brandon White has received his Construction Documents Technologist (CDT ®) certification. The Construction Specifications Institute issued his certificate. Brandon White has worked for Elevatus Architecture since February 2018. His area of work includes the justice, retail, regional, and…
Staying active plays many important roles in communities. Architects and designers can play a crucial role in promoting such behavior. I believe that wellness center design requires three critical components: focus on building performance inviting spatial qualities specialized amenities. Building performance can make or break a wellness center. One key…
