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Hopkinsville, Kentucky

An addition extends Denso’s existing manufacturing facility with a large, open industrial floor. The design connects new space to the existing plant and coordinates the building enclosure with the structural system and site work.

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

A high-bay press shop expansion is planned around large-scale manufacturing equipment and its support requirements. The new volume connects to the existing plant, with architectural coordination addressing equipment clearances, the exterior enclosure, and interfaces with structural and process-related work.

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

A manufacturing expansion accommodates an e-coat line and associated equipment within an addition to Metalsa’s existing plant. The design brings precast concrete and metal building construction together, with careful attention to building height, enclosure details, and connections to the existing facility.

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

An expansion brings additional industrial floor space, loading docks, and driver-support facilities to T.RAD’s existing Hopkinsville operation. Planning connects the new building to the plant while coordinating shipping access, staff amenities, and the relationship between new and existing construction.

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

An addition extends the existing industrial facility with connected high- and low-roof areas. The architectural work addresses the junctions between building volumes, new and existing openings, and the continuity of the metal roof and wall systems.

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

An addition to Comefri’s existing industrial facility combines expanded floor space with an open office area. The design addresses connections between new and existing construction, with coordinated foundations, exterior enclosure, and building systems.

White House, Tennessee

A new warehouse and office facility is organized around storage, packing, and shipping. A connected administrative wing provides offices, a conference room, and employee spaces, bringing the operational and business functions together.

Bowling Green, Kentucky

A new steel supply facility pairs a large industrial floor with administrative and employee spaces. The office wing and operational areas are organized within a metal building enclosure, with distinct spaces for warehouse operations, staff, and visitors.

Portland, Tennessee

A new storage facility combines warehouse space with dispatch offices, a meeting room, locker rooms, and employee amenities. A mezzanine provides additional support space, while the building’s different roof heights distinguish operational areas from the staff wing.

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Adaptive reuse within WKU’s Center for Research and Development provides engineering, vehicle-development, and fabrication space for Holley. The interior plan brings research work areas, fixture fabrication, and offices together within a portion of the existing building.

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

An addition and renovation to the existing scalehouse supports the daily work of the milling operation. The two-level program combines offices, testing space, and workspace, with architectural detailing for the connection between the existing structure and new construction.

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Renovations to an existing industrial facility reorganize its administrative and employee spaces. Reception, management and staff offices, and a shared lunch and training room are brought together with updated support areas and coordinated building systems.

Franklin, Kentucky

An interior renovation creates a combination of open and enclosed offices within an existing industrial facility. The focused scope brings office planning, partitions, ceilings, and door details together while retaining the surrounding plant layout.

Glasgow, Kentucky

An interior build-out adds a shipping office, staff office, break room, and restrooms to an existing warehouse. The scope also coordinates loading-dock improvements and the relationship between warehouse activity and employee-support spaces.

Bowling Green, Kentucky

A new office and break-room area brings administrative and employee amenities into an existing industrial building. The interior program combines office space, a shared break room, restrooms, and building-service areas within a compact layout.

Franklin, Kentucky

A truck service facility brings three repair bays together with a chrome shop, office, storage, and employee-support spaces. Large overhead doors organize vehicle access, while a second level accommodates additional storage and support functions.

Bowling Green, Kentucky