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Luckett & Farley’s interior design department has licensed professionals who include LEED AP, NCIDQ, EDAC and CID. Our talented interior designers also provide space planning, move-management and furniture coordination for a variety of facility types, including government, corporate, education, broadcast and healthcare. They understand the unique demands for each and keep in mind the use of durable, sustainable materials while keeping function top of mind.
For example, our designers understand the trend in healthcare to design interior spaces which more closely resemble a luxury hotel. Patients have many choices and pass judgment on the perceived level of quality and care they will receive based on the aesthetics. Warm woods, textured brick walls, fire places, soothing water features, soft pendant decorative lighting, sophisticated furnishings, luxurious fabrics and nature inspired artwork all create an environment patients seek when choosing where to receive care. Some studies in evidence-based design even suggest these and other design strategies aid in the healing process and reduce stress.
Today’s educational facilities are designing ”Learning Labs” or learning environments that encourage collaboration and interaction. Our designers are helping create classrooms that take into account different teaching styles for instructors and different learning styles for students.
Luckett & Farley’s interior designers and space planners can also create solutions to maximize available space to improve efficiency and increase work performance. We’ve been doing it for AT&T and welcome the opportunity to do it for you.
This project included the complete demolition and renovation of a 5,800sf ground-level space for a new live performance studio in downtown Manhattan, New York. The space is located directly over the NYC subway system, which posed specific design considerations for vibration and low frequency noise control. The performance area slab was remediated to receive a [more...]
Luckett & Farley provided services for this project located in a historic building that was formerly an AT&T headquarters. It is now the new home of Clear Channel’s New York FM operations, a complex consisting of 29 studios. Five stations occupy 120,000 square feet of the second, third and fourth floors. Three of the stations [more...]
This project consisted of the renovation of an existing concrete building to house five FM and four AM radio stations, one performance studio and two television stations, in addition to exhibit space and administrative and sales offices. Before renovations
Luckett & Farley provided interior design services for the renovation of the AT&T 601 West Chestnut location. This project consisted of the renovation of the main lobby, guard desk and the conference center consisting of five conference rooms.
This project consisted of the renovation of existing space for consumer growth, which required re-stacking the entire building. This project required several months of planning and many phases due to the building being fully occupied. The following changes were made to the building: Complete renovation on 3 floors with partial renovations occurring in the basement [more...]
Luckett and Farley provided architectural and engineering services for the renovation of and addition to the Shawnee Branch of the Louisviile Free Public Library. The project calls for the creation of “an inspiring Community Gathering Place, a building welcoming to all age groups, a flexible and sustainable building,” and “a building that fosters creativity.” The [more...]
Luckett & Farley provided master planning and space planning studies for the relocation of Ticona’s headquarters and R&D facilities from New Jersey to Kentucky. Following the master planning, costing and approval phase, Luckett & Farley provided A/E design and construction administration services for the 125,000sf building that was added to an existing manufacturing site. The [more...]
This new student fitness and recreation center includes a gymnasium, weight room, cardio/strength exercise room, game room, multi-purpose room with aerobics area, hall of fame room and offices. Sited next to the existing historic gymnasium on campus, the new facility will serve the students and faculty for recreational purposes and accommodate the athletic teams for [more...]
Luckett & Farley provided full-service architectural, engineering and interior design services for the development of construction documents and for construction administration for an entirely new campus for Home of the Innocents. The conceptual design was provided by another consultant. This project is an entirely new campus for the Home. Phase I of this project included [more...]
Luckett & Farley worked closely with MSU to develop concepts for a new four-story, 304-bed student housing facility located on campus. Clark Residential College includes a mixture of single, two-bed semi-private, and four-bed private suites. Laundry facilities are included on each floor along with student lounges, vending and kitchen areas. Double-height meeting rooms are located [more...]
Fashion week has officially begun & interior designers worldwide are taking notice at what will undoubtedly influence the trends of their industry for the next year…or two. Pantone has released the Fall 2012 color report and it’s bursting with color and attitude. I thought this would be the perfect kick-off to the new Luckett & [more...]
The office building is certainly the great architectural icon of the 20th century. Office towers dominate the skylines of cities on every continent. They symbolize the enormous change that came about in the last one hundred years, not to mention, the wealth and prosperity of the businesses that own them. But that was then and this is [more...]
In a struggling economy many organizations are faced with reducing capital costs while maintaining or increasing operational goals. These pressures have led many to begin reevaluating their current workspace needs. Companies may have an over abundant amount of real estate with no tangible way of deciphering exactly how much; combined with reduced workforces, they can’t afford [more...]
I just finished a book called Take it to the Max The Ultimate Strategy for Maximizing Profits & Growth by Jeff Peden, MEd. When I met Jeff for coffee I didn’t expect much beyond some conversation regarding business tips and motivation. What I got was a copy of his book, which is loaded with content that will [more...]
Evidence-based design has been sweeping the design industry on a global level. It has become a heavily used tag line for many professionals, in an effort to increase their credibility with clients and gain new business; but what is evidence-based design? Evidence-based design in a nutshell The Center for Health Design defines Evidence-based design (EBD) [more...]
Adding a splash of color to your décor can make a world of difference for the mood and ambiance of a room, but it can also be hazardous to your health. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, paints and stains are second to automobiles in the amount of volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions produced. [more...]
