New Steak 'n Shake Location | Rendering from Northwest
More information about the projects can be found in this post from the Birmingham News and its website al.com: http://www.al.com/business/index.ssf/2013/08/two_steak_n_shakes_slated_to_o.html
Here are some new photographs of the New Student Worship Center at Riverchase United Methodist Church.
You can read more about the program in this article from the Times Daily.
Recently, we prepared these sketches and a conceptual design for a proposed multifamily housing development in the Greater Birmingham area.
Building Monument Sign | Wallace State Community College
The project included 57 signs throughout the campus of the following types: electronic readerboard pylon, building monument, pole-mounted "flag", building letters/dimensional characters, large and small directionals.
Electronic Readerboard Pylon Sign
A portion of the campus with signs highlighted
Click on any image below to enlarge it
Front Porch | TOP Trails Environmental Center
The facility is the welcome center for Talladega's TOP Trails outdoor recreation center and includes management offices, reception/check-in for the park and campground, an environmental education center, and public rest room and shower facilities. The building was designed by Aho Architects, in conjunction with InSite Engineering, which is designing the overall development.
Talladega's newspaper, The Daily Home, ran a story about the center which is available here: http://www.dailyhome.com/view/full_story/21913612/article-Work-is-complete-on-TOP-Trails-Environmental-Center?instance=home_news_bullet
Construction is well underway for the new location of "I Love Sushi" in Huntsville/Madison, AL.
Panoramic View of Interior | Sushi Bar and Bar Area
You can learn more about this project on our website here.
Here are some images of the new "Upper Room" worship space, primarily used by Riverchase United Methodist Church's Hispanic congregation. The highly-flexible worship and multipurpose space can accommodate up to 900 people and is located on the second floor of the new Elementary Education Building.
More information about this and the other buildings Aho Architects designed under this project is available on our website here.
Yesterday, Gadsden State Community College held open houses at two projects designed by Aho Architects: The New Automotive Services Technology Building, and the Bevill Center Renovation. In addition to the open houses, the College held a parade between the two projects and dedicated a new campus gateway road and intersection project. (Please click the preceding links for photos and more info. about each project.)
New Automotive Services Technology Building | Gadsden State Community College, East Broad Street Campus, Gadsden, AL
Bevill Center Renovation | Gadsden State Community College, East Broad Street Campus, Gadsden, AL
GSCC President Dr. Raymond Staats addresses the crowd, while Gadsden Mayor Sherman Guyton looks on
Mary Scott Hunter, State Board of Education Member (District 8), spoke about pride of place, showing your history and what you're about
Dr. Mark Heinrich, Chancellor of the Alabama Community College System, addresses the crowd
Additional media coverage can be found on al.com and in the Gadsden Times
