We create inspired architecture for life.
Our team of architects’ diverse talent, experience and passion translate into unique and enduring designs that are appreciated by owners, users and the public. Whether it's designing a new community recreation center, restoring a state capitol, finding a new use for a treasured old building, or designing innovative and energy-efficient systems, we work with our clients to discover design solutions that make their project dreams a reality. Located in Columbus, Ohio – our historic renovation and preservation work can be seen in central Ohio and nationwide.
Public architecture is one of our specialties. That doesn’t just mean work that is paid for by tax dollars; it means that our work is done in front of a watchful, engaged audience. We are accustomed to—in fact, we thrive on—doing projects for and in front of the community to which they belong. We embrace the challenge of designing civic and government facilities that serve as sources of pride for communities.
Our work for higher education institutions includes master planning, renovating existing buildings to better serve the programs they house, upgrading technology, and designing repairs to building exteriors. And in just the past 6 years, Schooley Caldwell's experience includes over $600 million in student housing projects for public and private universities in Ohio.
Schooley Caldwell's vast experience with residential and mixed-use buildings allows us to help owners maximize their investment and attract quality tenants. These buildings are a reflection of their community, and as such, they must be approached as unique projects each and every time.
Schooley Caldwell has become nationally recognized for historic preservation, as giving new or continued use to an old building through high-quality design is something we are passionate about. We've built a solid reputation for success in planning cost-effective and sensitive work that preserves the character of a building while turning it into something modern and functional.
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How do building code requirements affect the design and selection of elevators?
Because elevators need to be safe at all times, elevator systems (and the building construction that supports those systems) are tightly regulated. Because the building code sections regulating these requirements are extensive and complex, Tim Velazco offers you a simple overview so that you know what to expect before your next new elevator or upgrade.
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