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Davis Architects Atlanta Update:

Derek — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 18:20:55 +0000

Our Atlanta office just posted some great construction photos from their work at the Georgia Theater and Park-West in Athens-Clarke County.

This is the Georgia Theater:
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And Here is Park-West:
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New Mortimer Jordan High School Tour

Derek — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 13:38:36 +0000

Check out NBC 13′s coverage of the New Mortimer Jordan High School. Our very own Jim Hartsell gives a brief interview about the positive economic impact the school has had.

Gardendale High School Master Plan Complete

Derek — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 20:16:07 +0000

Davis Architects performs the final inspection on Gardendale High School’s athletic complex. This final inspection completes the master plan that Davis Architects began over five years ago. Congratulations to Jim Hartsell and his team for a job well done. To learn more about the construction projects at Gardendale High School and Davis Architects click any of the links below:

Gardendale High School – Football Field House

New Gardendale High School

New Gardendale High School – Baseball Stadium
View From Stands View Toward Stands View From 3rd Base Toward School Dugout

East Limestone High School Nears Completion

Derek — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 16:55:50 +0000

The new gymnasium for East Limestone High School is nearly finished. Davis Architects is currently performing the final inspections of the new facility. You can read more about the community reaction to the new gymnasium here:

Athens News Courier

You can see some of the construction photos below:

Terrazzo Floor Emblem Competition Court Building Exterior

Foster Auditorium – University of Alabama

Derek — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 21:46:00 +0000

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Newly renovated Foster Auditorium will open its doors on Sunday, Feb. 13, when the women’s basketball team hosts Florida at 1 p.m. CT. The historic facility will serve as the home for both women’s basketball and volleyball.

The three-story building, located in the heart of campus between Hackberry Lane and 6th Avenue, has been completely refurbished and will include new floor seating in addition to second-level overhead seating. The facility also houses team locker rooms, meeting space and video rooms, coaches’ offices, a weight room and a training room.

In its original capacity, Foster Auditorium served as home for intramurals, graduations, concerts, lectures and campus meetings. It also served as the home of several varsity athletic programs over the years, including the men’s basketball team until 1968 and the women’s basketball team, who played a few games there during the inaugural 1975 season before moving to what is now known as Coleman Coliseum.

The Crimson Tide’s volleyball and gymnastics program also practiced and competed in Foster Auditorium. The gymnastics team began competing in Coleman Coliseum in the late 1980s, while the volleyball program made the move in 1996 with the completion the Coleman Auxiliary Volleyball Extension (CAVE).

Foster Auditorium was named in 1942 for Richard Clarke Foster, president of the University of Alabama from 1937-41, and was the largest and most expensive of 14 buildings added to campus between 1936 and 1939 using funds from the Public Works Administration.

Read More at The Birmingham News

Read More at The Tuscaloosa News

Read More at TideSports.com

Read More at ESPN.com