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| This building, located in the State of Georgia Office Building Complex in Atlanta, has 14 acres (four floors) of underground parking plus 13 floors above grade. The floodlighting design on the exterior of this building won First Place in the 1966 I.E.S. Contest for the State of Georgia as the most interesting lighting job. |
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| This all purpose coliseum for Tom Cousins and the City of Atlanta is the home of the Atlanta Hawks professional basketball team. It also was originally the home of the Atlanta Flames professional hockey team. This building is unique in construction in that it is completely clear span. This created more than the usual number of problems as related to the lighting design. The lighting is composed of three (3) completely independent systems: metal halide, incandescent and fluorescent. The lighting systems were designed for (1) professional basketball small court, (2) professional ice hockey and (3) conventions, concerts, meetings, sales, etc. |
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| This facility is used for festivals and small community concerts. It consists of six bathrooms, two concession stands, twenty picnic tables, and dancing pools for the kids and plenty of green space for lounging. |
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| The new governor's mansion, completed in 1968, is a three-story building having two floors of executive offices and entertainment areas and one floor of living quarters. |
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| This --- sq ft facility will accommodate hundreds of visitors to this small Georgia community. It will consist of 4 bathrooms, gift shop and vending machines. |
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| This is a 10 story building located in the State building complex in Atlanta. It consists of three partially underground parking floors and seven floors of offices above grade. This building was completed in 1989. |