- Camp Twin Lakes – Tree House
- Athens Creative Theater
- Blue Ridge Parkway Destination Center
- Brenau University – John S. Burd Center for the Performing Arts
- Capitol Education Center
- Chattahoochee Nature Center
- Cultural Arts Council of Douglasville – Douglas County Master Plan
- Georgia College & State University – Ennis Hall Rehabilitation
- Georgia Military College – Goldstein Center for the Performing Arts
- Georgia Military College – Old Georgia State Capitol
- Georgia State Capitol Museum
- Georgia State University – Cherry and Mary Emerson Music Suites
- Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center
- High Museum of Art Expansion
- High Museum of Art Meier Building Renovation
- Kidzu Children’s Museum
- Old Governor’s Mansion
- Riverside Military Academy – Sandy Beaver Center for Teaching and Learning
- Roswell Cultural Arts Center
- Savannah College of Art and Design – Residence Hall & Sculpture Building
- Savannah College of Art and Design – SCAD Museum of Art
- State Museum of Georgia History
- Stone Mountain Visitor’s Center
- Swan House Museum
- Telfair Academy of Arts & Sciences Restoration
- The Bascom Visual Arts Center
- University of Georgia – Fine Arts Building
- University of North Carolina – Ackland Museum of Art - Knapp Gallery Renovation
- Wiregrass Museum of Art
- Zoo Atlanta – Zoo Atlanta Action Resource Center (ARC)
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The Bascom Visual Arts Center
Highlands, NC
After designing a master plan for a new, five-acre campus in the scenic mountains of western North Carolina, Lord, Aeck & Sargent designed the new museum/gallery building in collaboration with DeWolf Architecture. The new facility, designed around a historic barn frame, houses the Bascom-Louise Fine Art Gallery, and provides space for temporary exhibitions and classrooms for educational programs.
The new Fine Arts Center was designed to accommodate a variety of art programs from children’s classes to adult workshops. There is gallery space for the permanent collection and traveling exhibitions primarily focused on decorative arts and regional sculpture. Support space, including offices, a museum shop, collection storage and exhibition preparation will be provided.
Located in the popular resort town of Highlands, North Carolina, the Center expands the arts and culture opportunities of the year-round residents as well as accommodates those who visit just during the peak tourist season of May-October.
