Located on Fort Lauderdale Beach, DC Alexander Park is a vibrant 1.2-acre coastal park, blending sustainable design with scenic beauty. The park features a 25-foot cantilevered overlook with ocean views, inclusive play areas, shaded native landscaping, and the iconic “Whispering Giant” sculpture honoring Native American heritage. Designed with resilience in mind, the park incorporates eco-friendly elements like dune restoration and stormwater management, making it both a community hub and a model for innovative coastal development.

Located in our hometown of Pompano Beach, the Youth Sports Complex is a state-of-the-art, 10.5-acre facility designed to meet the growing demand for youth athletics. The complex features four rectangular fields—two with FieldTurf synthetic turf and lighting, and two laser-graded Bermuda grass fields. At its heart is the award-winning Field House, designed by Brooks + Scarpa, offering concessions, offices, restrooms, and a shaded wraparound porch with cooling fans. The building’s sculptural concrete form and vibrant yellow metal lattice not only serve as a visual landmark but also incorporate sustainable features like rainwater harvesting and natural ventilation. Being funded through the city’s G.O. Pompano! bond initiative, the complex also provides overflow parking for the nearby historic Sample-McDougald House, seamlessly blending modern recreation with community heritage.

The Braithwaite Center for Active Aging is a lively community hub that underwent significant transformation in 2024. This redevelopment culminated in demolishing the previous structure & constructing a modern 21,000-square foot facility dedicated to the community's senior population. ​The new center includes banquet space, recreational areas, and specialized facilities for programs such as the Alzheimer's Day Care. Designed with a focus on enhancing quality of life, the Braithwaite Center reflects a thoughtful, future-ready approach to public facility construction.

Situated within Broward County's 157-acre Miramar Pineland Park, the Miramar Pineland Nature Center is a 4,300-square-foot facility serving as an educational hub that enhances visitor engagement with the park's diverse ecosystems, including scrubby flatlands, wetlands, and prairies. The building features a multipurpose room, warming kitchen, restrooms, administrative offices, and exhibition areas that highlight the historical and ecological significance of the surrounding environment. Architectural elements such as a reflective metal roof and a perimeter covered walkway contribute to the facility's energy efficiency and provide seamless integration with the natural landscape. The design emphasizes sustainability and functionality, offering a space that supports environmental education and community gatherings.

In collaboration with the Orange Bowl Committee, Mitchell Moore Park underwent a transformative renovation, revitalizing the park into a premier athletic facility. Key enhancements include 150,000 square-foot FieldTurf synthetic turf fields with football & baseball configurations, state-of-the-art Musco Sports Lighting & Daktronics scoreboard, a new press box, shaded spectator seating, and an upgraded walking trail. These upgrades not only modernize the park's infrastructure but also reinforce its role as a vital community hub for youth sports and recreational activities. The project exemplifies our commitment to providing durable, accessible, and state-of-the-art facilities that will serve the residents of Pompano Beach for years to come.

Constructed as a community gathering space, the Charlotte J. Burrie Civic Center is an 8,700-square-foot, LEED-certified facility that opened in early 2020, providing a focal community hub for Pompano Beach's Cresthaven neighborhood. The center features a large assembly hall with a fixed platform stage, two multipurpose rooms, a warming kitchen, administrative offices, and a lobby with a reception area. The site also includes 48 parking spaces and 20 bicycle racks, with a covered drop-off area for weather protection. The building's construction emphasizes sustainability and accessibility, incorporating energy-efficient systems, water management solutions, and ADA-compliant features. This project exemplifies thoughtful civic construction, delivering a resilient and functional space that supports a wide range of community activities.

Located adjacent to the Braithwaite Center for Active Aging, the Bezos Academy is a Montessori-inspired preschool designed to serve local families at no charge. By integrating the preschool into a facility that also serves seniors, Deerfield Beach has created an intergenerational hub that strengthens community ties. The 5,000 sqft building houses two flexible classrooms, administrative offices, & other supplementary spaces to support daily operations. The exterior features a secure, age-appropriate playground designed to encourage outdoor exploration and play. Special attention was paid to energy-efficient materials, durable finishes, and accessibility to ensure a safe and welcoming space for preschool children.

Transforming Patch Reef Park's previous Pirates Cove area, this inclusive playground boasts a vibrant and accessible space for children of all abilities. This project was inspired by Jordan Ogman, a local child with a rare neurological disorder, whose family's advocacy led to the redesign. The playground features wheelchair-compatible swings, slides built into grassy hills for easier access, and an upgraded splash pad with interactive elements. Additional amenities include shaded seating areas for caregivers, new picnic spots, ADA-compliant restrooms, and enhanced parking facilities. A perimeter fence ensures a safe environment for all visitors.