The Tommy Nobis Renovation project consisted of comprehensive interior renovations to an existing two-story building located in Atlanta, Georgia. The scope of work included selective interior demolition, construction of new interior wall systems, and installation of updated interior finishes throughout the facility. The project also required modifications and upgrades to existing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
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The Georgia State University Center for the Economic Analysis of Risk (CEAR) renovation project located on the 11th floor of 100-year old historic 35 Broad Street, was a complete renovation of a full 13,000 SF floor. The project was a complex, schedule-driven, occupied phased job that had to be completed in the summer months prior
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The GSU Basketball project consisted of the demolition and renovation of space below the basketball arena seating and above the weight rooms. Humphries built-out men’s and women’s lounges, locker rooms, showers and team meeting areas. The space was a very high-end and fun design. LOCATION Atlanta, GA CLIENT Georgia State University ARCHITECT HEERY SIZE 11,700
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The Brittain Dining Hall Project, located at the Georgia Institute of Technology, consisted of the complete renovation of the dish-wash room including installation of new dish return line, new ceilings and new tile wall finishes. Also included in the Humphries scope was the partial renovation of the main kitchen and back-of-house areas, including all new
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