[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Skidaway Island “barn” structure was originally built in 1948, by Dorothy and Robert Roebling – grandson of Brooklyn Bridge designer John A. Roebling. Part of a cattle breeding facility called Modena Plantation, the 110 ft. diameter concrete and steel structure was intended as a...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In 1999, CMA participated in an extensive renovation/expansion of the Ida Dillard Russell Library. We were invited back to campus in 2014 to assist with transforming the original section of the library, built in 1926, into Heritage Hall. To support Georgia College & State University’s...
In association with transportation specialist Wendel Duchscherer, CMA transformed the mid-20th Century Greyhound bus terminal into an intermodal facility. The facility houses 14 bus transfer bays serving the Chatham Area Transit Authority, a bike-share station and a stop for a proposed trolley line – and...
Cogdell & Mendrala Architects and exhibit designer, Skolnick Architecture, collaborated on a 38,000 sf children’s museum, which is operated and staffed by the Coastal Heritage Society. The museum is located on the grounds of CHS at the historic rail coach and paint workshops. The museum includes a mixture...
Originally built in 1965 as a student dormitory, Hendricks Hall now houses the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health. On the main floor are the Center for Rural Health, Center for Survey Research and Health Information, Center for Addiction Recovery, and the Karl E. Peace...
Located in the Savannah downtown historic district the 6,800 SF church renovation included many updates including a new mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, along with life safety updates. The church also welcomed a new state-of-the-art audio, video and lighting systems needed for the rapidly growing congregation....
The Green House renovation/addition was designed to function as the center of Church youth activities in a fast-growing congregation. It provides classroom space, assembly areas, offices and a commercial kitchen in residential style setting. In an effort by the Church to respect the surrounding historic...
Cone Hall was originally built as a student dormitory in the 1950’s. The renovations created spaces for four programs offering various student services. The center of the first floor, including the main lobby, entrances, and connecting corridors, was designed to highlight the character and architectural elements...
Features include a 24-hour student gathering/study zone with a cyber-cafe, graduate study lounge, group study rooms, electronic classrooms and additional reference areas. State-of-the-art technologies and high-density shelving doubled capacity for collections and reader seats. The Flannery O’Connor Memorial Room, a museum and archive dedicated to the...
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