University of Louisville School of Dentistry Renewal

Luckett & Farley developed a comprehensive program for the School of Dentistry Renewal Master Plan. This program is a $43 million renovation of the 34-year-old, 200,000sf teaching, clinical and research facility, located on the Health Sciences Campus. The newly modernized facility will educate and train dental students on the latest clinical procedures.

Churchill Downs

In recent years, Luckett & Farley has provided design services for numerous projects at the track, including a new dormitory on the backside, the development of a 10-year master plan for renovations and expansions and design services for a renovated Gate One, a grand new entrance to the facility.

Transit Authority of River City Maintenance Annex and Training Facility

This project is certified LEED Gold. Sustainable highlights include and extensive green roof, windows, translucent wall panels, and roof skylights for daylighting, daylighting controls, grey water collection system for flushing toilets/urinals, energy efficient VRV (Variable Refrigerant Volume) mechanical system, and bioswale for storm water quantity and quality management.

Papa Johns Stadium Expansion

Approximately 10,500 additional stadium seats were provided in the new upper seating bowl along the east side of the stadium. The total stadium seating capacity increased to approximately 53,600 seats.
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Materialucious: Interns, Welcome to Our Culture of Development

Summer internship season begins at Luckett & Farley

The summer internship season at Luckett & Farley is fast approaching and we’re gearing up for an explosion of excitement.  This time of year we talk about contributions interns can make to our projects.  When they arrive and we begin training them, we can’t help reflecting on our own experiences. It’s also hard not to [more...]

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Facility Master Planning with Evidenced-Based Design

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Representatives from Louisville Distlling Company asked Luckett & Farley to submit a concept and proposal for a new microdistillery in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. The facility was intended to be the new home to a rising star in the world of bourbon, called Angel’s Envy. The brand’s story to stardom is as good as the product itself. To manifest the story into [more...]

by Brent Collins |

Design is a choice

“Design is a choice.” What an inspiring and thought provoking statement. When I first saw this, I was compelled to take a photo and blog about it. Before I started writing I had to see what’s been said about design…I found a lot. There are a lot of people that feel as strongly as I [more...]

by Trisha Johnson, LEED AP ID+C, EDAC, KYCID, INRID |