The Westerly
August 4, 2021 | amentities, clubhouse, interior architecture, interior design, multifamily
We are truly loving how the clubhouse at The Westerly Apartments turned out. We’re moving in!
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Open Positions at S+C
July 12, 2021 | architecture, Careers, high rise, job search, multifamily, revit, work family
Our multifamily and high rise teams are growing. If you have experience in either of these sectors, we would like to talk to you. Currently we are looking for production positions, as well as, Project Coordinator and Project Manager. Being REVIT savvy is a plus, but not required.
Please email your resume to pturnbow@scottcormia.com if you would like to find out more about any of the positions listed.
Pair of apartment projects in the works near Disney
By Jack Witthaus Staff Writer, Orlando Business Journal
Two multifamily developments may rise near Walt Disney World, adding more than 1,200 apartments to an area that’s bouncing back from the pandemic.
Combined, the projects may cost in excess of $240 million to build, based on industry standards, and will create jobs as well as opportunities for subcontractors and vendors. Orlando’s fast-growing population and its low apartment complex vacancy rates continue to drive demand to build new residential space.
308 apartments are in the works on 12.4 acres near State Road 417 and State Road 535, Orange County records show. Raleigh, North Carolina-based Kimley-Horn & Associates is the project applicant, and Poinciana FW LLC — an entity related to Orlando-based Intram Investments Inc. — is the property owner.
Orlando-based Scott + Cormia is the project architect, and Innovations Design Group is the project’s landscape architect.
Project representatives weren’t available for comment. Poinciana FW LLC bought the property in March 2018 for $2.5 million or roughly $201,612 an acre, Orange County records show.
The project, called Poinciana Phase II (Alaira II), would rise next to Aventon Alaira at 8072 Poinciana Blvd. The new project will feature a dog area, bike parking, pool, clubhouse and more.
Read the full article HERE.
Happy 4th from S+C!
We are honored to work in an industry that has the opportunity to, both literally and figuratively, influence the building blocks of history. We can only hope that our buildings might have a chance to stand for something great.
As we prepare to gather with our families and watch the fireworks, we’d also like to look back at buildings that have become synonymous with our country’s history.
Building Blocks of Independence
INDEPENDENCE HALL
Via Architectural Digest – Click to view full article.
It can be argued that Independence Hall is the most important building in the founding of the United States of America. Completed in 1756, and originally used as the Pennsylvania State House, it was outfitted in red brick by Edmund Woolley in a Georgian-style architecture.
The building was the site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence (1776), the ratification of the Articles of Confederation (1781), and the development of the U.S. Constitution during the Constitutional Convention (1787).
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL
Via Architectural Digest – Click to view full article.
Completed in 1922, Washington, D.C.’s Lincoln Memorial was built in the style of the ancient Greek temple, the Parthenon. Rising 30 feet off the memorial floor is a marble statue of Abraham Lincoln, a keystone that architect Henry Bacon thought would be appropriate for a president who defended democracy.
Since then, it has been an attraction for students and tourists, and a site for civil rights demonstrations and events. In 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his “I Have a Dream” speech from the steps of the memorial before a crowd of thousands.
Our Team Is Expanding!
We’ve welcomed some new faces, recently here at Scott + Cormia. Raymund Vista, Taylor Persickitti and Jolie Supan have joined the S+C Multi-Family Team and Lori Jackson is a new addition to our Construction Administration Department.
We’re still looking to add a few more select positions. If you know anyone who may be interested, please have them email pturnbow@scottcormia.com for more information.
S+C and PBC Team to Bring Steel Chef to I-Drive
June 29, 2021 | design build, idrive, pbc construction, restaurant, steel chef
Via Commercial Construction & Renovation Magazine, June 29, 2021
Precision Building Construction LLC will be building a new restaurant and retail addition to a long-established motor lodge in the heart of the International Drive tourist corridor.
The construction cost of the project will be between $2 million and $3 million and work is expected to begin in the fall, said Chuck Hobus, president of Orlando based Precision Building Construction.
The new food and retail venue, with 5,300 square feet of leasable space, will be attached to the front of the 119-room Travelodge By Windham Orlando, formerly the Heart of I-Drive Hotel, at 7200 International Drive. The facility will be named Steel Chef after one of its main tenants.
Steel Chef is a takeout restaurant concept. There will be a total of 26 leasable containers and they will be constructed where the three-story motor lodge’s front parking lot is located.
The project currently is in the design phase by Precision Building Construction and Scott Cormia Architects of Orlando. The target date for completion is summer of 2022.
“This new addition will provide a fresh, revitalized look for the property, and it will provide new shopping and dining options at a busy International Drive location,” noted Hobus.
Precision Building Construction is a major design/build firm with healthcare, retail, industrial and commercial projects throughout Central Florida.
We Made “The List”!
We are extremely grateful to have made #11 on “The List” for Orlando Business Journal’s Central Florida Architectural Firms. Seeing our company next to other amazing names, after a crazy 2020 is such a blessing!
See the full list HERE.
New Floyd’s Babershop
We love how the new Floyd’s off Curry Ford turned out. It’s so fun for us to see completed projects!
Open Position – Revit Specialist
Scott + Cormia Architecture and Interiors is seeking a Revit Specialist to join our team. The person in this position will work with a Project Architect on several projects and will be involved in all areas of work.
Duties will include, but are not limited to:
- Production of design development documents.
- Production of construction documents.
Requirements :
- Technical Degree in Drafting preferred. Strong design and technical skills are a must.
- Minimum of 3 years of architectural experience, with a focus on drafting/modeling and detailing.
- Applicant must be experienced in the development of full sets of architectural documents using Revit.
- Experience in Multi-Family and Commercial projects preferred.
- The right candidate will be highly motivated, detail oriented, and will have excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Submit your cover letter, resumé and work samples (PDF) or website link to your portfolio via email to PTurnbow@scottcormia.com. No phone calls please.
Join Our Team!
Our family is growing! If you or someone you know fits the descriptions below and wants to be apart of a hardworking but fun team, please send your resume and cover letter to pturnbow@scottcormia.com.
Construction Administration Professional:
10+ years industry experience
Thorough understanding of submittals, RFI and pay application, as well as basic construction practices.
Preferred experience using Procore, PlanGrid, and Redteam, as well as basic knowledge in Revit.
Strong Excel skills are a must.
Background in construction or architecture
Come join the family!
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The Art of Infusing the Dynamics of Design + Business
When entering Ray’s office, it is clear that he is a passionate collector of art. Ray Scott’s appreciation of fine art is evident in many of his projects and works. The more colorful and bold, the better. A hint of the unexpected is revealed in every piece of the Scott + Cormia corporate art collection, which is obvious in Ray’s methodology and architectural style. Experiencing the S+C headquarters is like stepping into an urban Pacific Northwest gallery setting.
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