KLA schools are known for creating enriching environments for preschool children, and our team is so excited to help continue to bring that vision to life! Check out these stunning concepts for the new Winter Garden location.
We are so excited to be teaming up with Hannibal Square Community Land Trust to turn a “blighted property into a vibrant new community that complements and enhances the surrounding neighborhoods.”
Check out more details on one of our newest redevelopment projects below!
We love to see Elevé 61’s steadfast progress being noticed. Check out the great article below to see what the Channel District’s newest high-rise development is up to!
The 718,000 SF mixed use development, Channel Club, is complete and ready to offer residents luxury living spaces and amenities in the heart of Tampa’s Channel District! Our team is humbled to be instrumental in the design of various projects that make up Tampa’s evolving skyline.
Our team looks forward to giving UCF students an inside look at the real estate and A/E/C industries through the NAIOP Case Competition! Students are challenged to devise a site development strategy with guidance from professionals in NAIOP’s Central Florida chapter.
It’s been a pleasure teaming up with Wieland and Camden Land Partners on the newly completed Venetian in Ft. Myers. This beautiful, 436-unit multi-family project is accompanied by a clubhouse, two fitness centers, multiple bbq pavilions and a dog park. We can’t wait for residents to enjoy their new lakeside homes!
Project manager, Ben Hooley, and Bainbridge’s Craig Stephens celebrate completing the structural work at Bainbridge Winter Park. We can’t wait to see this amazing multi-family project reach fruition in September!
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.
