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Inspired by the Monticello Dairy’s historically strong presence within the community, Stony Point Development Group and Cunningham | Quill Architects wanted to create a community-driven venue that would draw people back into the building
Since the hangar would be in close proximity to a future runway, architects had to ensure the building maintained a low profile while still providing a 70-foot height clearance to accommodate aircraft being serviced
After removing old peel-and-stick waterproofing materials and other decaying roofing materials, the started the installation of three different roofing systems
After 40 years of continuous use, the station was ready for an update. Based on the ceiling's reliable performance, MARTA once again selected metal ceiling systems as the basis of design for the station's renovation
The owner’s goal was to construct a multi-purpose building that would also serve as a mounting platform for a 28.35 kilowatt PV solar system, which would provide 100% of the electricity needs for the entire equestrian ranch property
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