Luckett & Farley provided design and limited construction services for several bus stops in the Metro area. The two stops we designed were part of the Vision Russell Choice Neighborhood Initiative and sought to provide public artwork, shelter for transit riders, and improved neighborhood safety. The stops were designed with community input to enhance existing high-traffic TARC bus stops. Our design teams developed designs that responded to their context and location.
In support of workforce development tied to the nearby KIA manufacturing facility, this training center was envisioned as a regional hub for advanced technical instruction. Designed and delivered through a design-build partnership, the project aimed to equip students and employees with the skills needed to thrive in modern industrial environments.
Community Park Student Housing, a 348-bed housing complex, is the third phase of a privatized housing agreement. The building is situated around a central courtyard with picnic areas.