Hussey Gay Bell
Hall County enhances emergency services The project consists of a new, 12,000-square-foot, 1-story, pre-engineered metal building warehouse to serve as a centralized emergency services supply, administration and storage facility for…
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Hall County Fire Station No. 1, the prototype fire station of Hall County The project consists of the design and construction of the new Hall County Fire Station No. 1…
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Hall County Expands and Renovates East Hall High School Hussey Gay Bell has completed numerous renovations and additions at East Hall High School that includes multiple commissions over several years.…
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The Future Of Distribution Is Here, 8 Football Fields In Length Hussey Gay Bell provided architectural design services for this new 1,426,000 square foot distribution facility located strategically less than…
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Renovating Campus Buildings As the Prime, Hussey Gay Bell is providing architectural, civil and structural services for the repurpose of 6 existing buildings and a new dining facility in the…
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A Renovation of Hussey Gay Bell’s Flagship Headquarters Hussey Gay Bell was founded in Savannah, Georgia in 1958 with operations on Bay Street, which was later relocated to The Enterprise…
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Corporate Headquarters This building is home for the national accounting firm of TJS Deemer and Dana and features 23,000 SF of office space. The building is located on a premier…
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Avita Community Partners New Behavioral Health Crisis Center in Gainesville Located off of Old Cornelia Highway in Gainesville, Georgia, this new 28,000 SF mental health crisis center replaces an existing…
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Novel Coworking Johnson Square Multi-Floor Renovation Erected as the City’s first skyscraper in 1911, the Johnson Square Building is a 15-floor, 161,382 SF neoclassical building overlooking the City’s largest square…
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Rerouted GA Highway 38 & 119 Leads to the New Main Entry Gate and Visitors Center The project consisted of establishing a new main entry gate location into Fort Stewart…
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