This multi-use public safety facility combines a police station, administrative offices, courthouse, and secure sally port within a single campus. The complex also includes a detention facility designed to accommodate up to 125 inmates. The 50,000 SF building is situated on a 10-acre site, providing space for secure operations, circulation, and future flexibility.
The new 336-foot air traffic control tower at Memphis International Airport combines structural precast concrete, steel, and architectural precast to create a resilient, state-of-the-art facility. The 24,850 SF base building houses training rooms, a tower cab simulator, administrative offices, and an expanded TRACON with room for future growth. Designed with seismic, security, and simulation capabilities,…
Major demolition and renovation efforts to enhance the traveler experience at Memphis International Airport. Improvements include widened corridors, higher ceilings, expanded boarding areas, new moving walkways, and abundant natural light introduced through floor-to-ceiling dynamic glazing along the concourse. Additional amenities include a children’s play area, a live music stage in the rotunda, and expanded passenger…
The Campbell Clinic Expansion transformed a vacant 5
–
acre parcel into a four
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story,
120,000 SF medical office building and surgery center integrated with the active campus.
The facility includes a members
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only performance gym, advanced therapy pools, and t
urf
training areas. Clinical floors feature a patient
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friendly layout with 30,000 SF of offices, cast
rooms, and x
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ray suites. The fourth
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floor ambulatory surgery center offers private pre
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op
rooms, procedure rooms, recovery spaces, and eight fully integra
ted operating
rooms,
four
with observation lounges featuring smart
–
glass technology
Baptist Memorial Crittenden County, a partnership between Crittenden
County and Baptist Memorial Healthcare, delivers vital care through a 65,000 SF micro
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hospital designed to serve the community with efficiency and compassion. The facility
includes 11 inp
atient beds, 10 emergency rooms, two trauma rooms, two operating rooms,
and an endoscopy suite. Patients have access to cancer treatment,
as well as
advanced
imaging
—
CT, MRI, mammography, and nuclear medicine
—
bringing high
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quality care closer
to the commun
ity.
The exhibition
center
celebrates Memphis through a changing mix of museum
–
quality
exhibits and interactive showcases. Dining options include a food hall and a full
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service bar
modeled after Elvis Presley
’
s
“
Jungle Room.
”
The center also includes a
dedicated 10,000
SF event spa
ce offer
ing
organizations and individuals a memorable setting for
gatherings.
The new 22,000 SF community center features a gymnasium, fitness center,
game and art rooms, and two competition
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level soccer fields with lighting. A second level
houses a 5,100 SF walking track, while
flexible spaces support classes, activities, and
community programs. The facility is designed to promote wellness, recreation, and social
engagement for all ages.
This project consists of a pedestrian bridge and parking garage on the
University of Memphis campus. The land bridge provides safe, secure, and uninterrupted
pedestrian
circulation up and over Walker Avenue, the Norfolk Southern Railroad, and
Southern Avenue. The multi
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level parking structure accommodates 1,140 vehicles,
supporting campus connectivity and access.
More than a parking garage, the Downtown Mobility Center transforms a
former surface lot into a seven
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story, 960
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vehicle multimodal hub in the heart of downtown
Memphis. Located at South Main Street
and Beale Street, it supports nearby attractions
including FedExForum and Tom Lee Park. The facility features a trolley stop, ride
–
share
access, EV charging, a secure bike hub, ground
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floor commercial space, and Memphis
–
inspired artwork from 16 local artis
ts
—
enhancing connectivity, access, and downtown
vitality.
The skybridge connects the Downtown Mobility Center
(Level 5)
, also
constructed by Flintco
,
to the AutoZone headquarters (Level 3), spanning Front Street and
Peabody Place in downtown Memphis. This pedestrian
bridge crosses a busy intersection
at a 45
–
degree angle and accommodates an 8
–
foot elevation change, creating a complex
three
–
dimensional installation. The skybridge enhances safe, efficient pedestrian
circulation between the two facilities.
The new regional office campus spans 15 acres and includes three purpose
–
built buildings. A 30,000 SF administration building provides office, training, and
conference spaces, while the 19,000 SF
Seating and Positioning Clinic supports evaluation
and clinical services. An 18,000 SF maintenance and warehouse facility houses equipment
and vehicle storage, along with high
–
bay space for records and supplies. Together, the
campus supports efficient ope
rations and delivers essential services in a coordinated,
accessible setting.
The Early Childhood Academy provides thoughtfully designed spaces that
support research, observation, and hands
–
on learning for young children and early
childhood practitioners. The facility
includes 18 classrooms serving nearly 300 local
children, each designed with developmentally appropriate, child
–
centered environments.
Inspired by the traditions of the Orange Mound community, the design creates a sense of
home and belonging. Front
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porch
façades at each classroom open to a natural playscape,
encouraging play
–
based learning and meaningful connections between indoor and outdoor
spaces.