Non-profit projects are often unique programs that are specific to a building or site. This often forces some design concepts that can be very unusual but make interesting and exciting projects. The nature of the missions that these institutions serve can be some of the most challenging but rewarding projects.

competition entry rendering, pen and ink, zipatone, photo-collage

completion rendering, pencil on strathmore board

from the west on Harry Hines Blvd.

Kurth Hall recital room

engine room rehearsal hall

mezzenine gathering hall

lobby, stair and Water Department Turtle Creek Pump Station Museum

Liberty St. facade

the Wilson Block front yard along Swiss Ave.

porch view of the Wilson Block

schematic master site and landscape plan, prismacolor on paper

from the approach parking area

rear addition and staircase

glass hyphen and bridges

view from west above the dayroom

dayroom from the north

Visitors Center from the north on Houston St.

auditorium with sullivanesque proscenium

fund-raising rendering poster, white and color prismacolor on museum board

restored Annex facade on W. Wardville St.

front entry from the west

east entry plaza

south lobby class area

approach from the north

art wall trellis and steps along Flora St.

steps and trellis arms

rendering for project announcement, prismacolor on paper

Flora St. arc wall, steps and trellis

proposal rendering, plastic lead on mylar, watercolor on paper

view from east bank of the lake

boat house and boats

filter building assembly hall

front entry facade

lobby at the grand entrance