LCMA’s Master Planning experience includes the 2000 APSU Campus Master Plan. The firm has been involved in the creation of subsequent Sub-Area Plans including the new Student Plaza, in the heart of campus and the Beatrice Hand Village Park which anchors the new 300 bed student apartment complex at West and Home Avenues.
A pediatric dental facility located in a “Craftsman Style” aesthetically themed medical office park development. This was the first of six freestanding medical/dental office buildings to be constructed at the “Villages at Rudolph Town”.
Campus Master plan and Design Development for a community park including nature trails, a paddle boat lake and boat-house, a 21,000 square foot multi-purpose events center and an open air performance pavilion and bermed spectator seating grounds for up to 5,000 capacity.
A Campus and Facilities Master Plan focusing on the redevelopment of the primary church entrance, Gathering Hall, administration functions and additional educational spaces. The project also includes upgrades to the existing sanctuary and future Fellowship Hall expansions
Cost Estimate: $2,800,000.00 total
A twenty-year Vision Plan encompassing the River District from Ft. Defiance to the new Marina. The plan will be made public sometime in February 2010. Aspects of the North Extension component behind the Two Rivers shopping center are currently under phased construction.
A multiple practice medical office facility designed in the “Craftsman Style” with the potential for five separate medical practices under one roof including a pain clinic, limb & brace shop, orthopedic office, imaging suite and physical therapy suite. Each of the pavilions contains a partial second floor for records, business and staff functions. The client desired that the connecting element be designed as an open, flowing, warm and inviting space that functioned as a shared patient seating area with a strong orientation to the preserved natural outdoor views and daylight. His support of the visual arts required that gallery space was also a feature and it supports after hours use for gathering functions
Last major project of the original 20 year Master Plan of Clarksville’s riverftont park comprising the primary pedestrian connectivity between the riverfront and downtown Clarksville over a five-lane highway.
Comprehensive Riverfront Park in Clarksville, Tennessee including Interpretive Center, pedestrian walkways, children’s playground, performance stage, amphitheater, boat dock facilities, picnic tables, swings, etc.
The project consists of two facilities – A Company Operations Facility (COF) and a Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility (TEMF). The COF is constructed using a pre-engineered building frame with a mezzanine upper level for platoon offices. The lower level houses storage areas, weapons vaults, secure storage, comm. storage, lockers and individual lay-down areas. The Administration Module is constructed using a modular metal framed system and is occupied by the Commanders, Training Officers and Senior NCO’s, with toilet and shower facilities for all parties. The TEMF is a pre-engineered building frame with masonry interior walls, heavy duty floor slabs, 10 ton bridge crane in the service bays, weapons vaults, comsec storage, and ancillary spaces to support the ongoing maintenance operations.
This project includes full ATFP (anti-terrorism force protection) requirements and has been designed to achieve LEED Silver certification upon completion of the project.