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A small addition on a former dental clinic helped to repurpose this abandoned building into a eye doctor's office.

Outgrowing their old studio, The Pat McAfee Show bought an existing church in Lawrence to meet their expanding needs as a sports show. The new 13,475 square foot building will house three studios, two control rooms, a lounge, locker rooms, and weight room - all surrounding a compressed NBA basketball court. Overlooking the basketball court are two mezzanines with a golf simulator and putting green.

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We partnered with Oetee Designers in Naperville, Illinois to bring this Pure Green Juice Bar location to life in Carmel. The design focused on a complete branded experience starting with the exterior signage and extending into the interior for this tenant buildout.

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When Healthnet realized they needed more space, they expanded operations to a former PetCo location. With limited window options in a retail strip building, we carefully punched windows into the break area, while also bringing in an artificial sky at the core of the building. We added a colorful wayfinding system that limits patients chances of getting lost in a maze of white washed corridors while simultaneously giving them a sense of location within the building.

Stoops Freightliner is a 215,000 sq. ft. facility for the sales, service and parts warehousing for Freightliner semi-trucks and Western Star dump trucks. This facility will be the largest of all the Stoops / Truck Country family of facilities, and will be equipped with a large solar field on the facility's roof.

Halstead Architects was a partner in the Carey Services proposal to the Anthony Wayne Foundation (AWS) providing insight and visualizations to transform their existing warehouse into a life transformation simulation center. This concept will help transform the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing career paths through vocational training, transitional facilitation opportunities and life skills development.

Over five years in the making, the Miller Auto Care relocation project has finally come to fruition. The 10,000 square foot facility features a simple and functional industrial aesthetic. A highlight of this space is the custom reception desk built to feature the front grill of an Oldsmobile.

The existing senior care home wanted to expand their dining room and feature a sun porch. We provided permit drawings to accomplish this vision - opening up the existing load-bearing wall to extend the communal living space and let in natural lighting.

The interior renovation created a more welcoming main entry – complete with new glass doors, lounge seating, and a coffee bar. The reception desk and offices were relocated to the main entry and the existing restroom facilities were updated to current accessibility standards. These items, along with a completely new mechanical system, has breathed new life into a Church that has not been updated in over 50 years.

The renovations and addition to the historic landmark on the southeast side of Indianapolis provided a new narthex, chapel, administrative offices and childcare classrooms. The addition was expected to blend in with the existing church while also providing a fresh face to the north and west facades that can be seen from I-70.