Project Type: Commercial

The two-story building houses the CCR design office, courtyard with swimming pool and garage connected with steel canopy and constructed of insulated tilt-up concrete panels and steel.

The industrial theme runs throughout the space with interiors exposed to steel structure and unpainted concrete panels.

The Lamb Building is a live/work project that features views of historic Sloss Furnaces and a panoramic scene of downtown.

The first and second level house a law firm including offices, conference rooms, open work areas, moveable filing systems, exercise facilities and a private sports bar.

The third level is a 3,500 square foot residence which opens to an expansive green roof garden that blends landscaped, paved and deck areas surrounding a reflecting pool, outdoor kitchen and spa.

This project included the complete design of a veterinary clinic including housing, exam rooms, a lab, treatment rooms, a surgery area, an x-ray room, and boarding areas.

The construction of the building was composed of three colors of concrete block, steel and stained concrete and durable materials to accommodate a variety of animals.

Shades of gray split-faced block create patterns, stripes and medallions while curving, angular, circular and square shapes are used as playful elements in the design.