Category: Projects

  • Buckhead Library

    Buckhead Library

    The McAfee3 design team conducted community meetings and provided programming, construction drawings with specifications, and construction administration for this project. The Buckhead Library project is a renovation of an existing library located at 269 Buckhead Avenue, NE, Atlanta, GA. The existing library is a single story building and contains a gross floor area of approximately 19,000 sf. The exterior renovation includes replacement of the existing roof, cleaning and upgrade of a unique building exterior skin, a redesign of the existing exterior entrance with new pedestrian and vehicular canopies, and resurface and restripe of existing parking lot. New exterior glazing systems and shading devices all add to increased energy efficiencies.

    The interiors for this project included complete reorganization and expansion and enhancement of meeting rooms to accommodate larger public functions; complete upgrades to all restrooms; a new reflected ceiling plan; redesigned floor spaces and circulation areas to separate and enhanced children, teens and adult reading and activities; and reorganizing of all stack areas to expand digital media, lower the height of the shelves, and reorient the layout of the shelves and stacks for better visual and safety observation from centralized locations. All new staff areas were relocated and designed for new technologies and efficiencies. During the design development phase, McAfee3 developed materials board with color palate options. In close collaboration with the owners, new carpet tile schemes and paint color themes were selected based on activity and function of the spaces. The building is fully sprinklered.

  • Fire Station No. 44

    Fire Station No. 44

    The City of Dallas Public Works and Transportation Department is building a new Fire Station No.44 which will replace the existing structure built in 1959. This facility will be a 12,000 sq. ft. replacement facility for the existing station located in east Dallas. The new station will include two full (70′) and two half (40′) apparatus bays, with living quarters to accommodate fifteen firefighters per shift. The 1.3 acre site of the new station is located at the corner of Fitzhugh Ave. and Lagow, across from Fair Park.

  • Northside Library

    Northside Library

    ProjecOur team at McAfee 3 is proud of the work completed for the Northside Library.

  • Wichita State University McKnight Art Center

    Wichita State University McKnight Art Center

    Originally designed by McAfee3 in the mid 1970s, the 67,000 SF McKight/Ulrich complex is a major focal point at the entrance to the Wichita State University campus. Set on a limited, sloped site, the renovation program included administration, exhibition, teaching, and lecture facilities. McAfee3 Architects’ design solution incorporated glass-enclosed bridges that joined McKnight to an adjacent teaching facility. This project earned design awards from the Kansas AIA, Central States regional Architectural Competition and National Organization for Minority Architects.

  • Jackson Mortuary

    Jackson Mortuary

    Our team at McAfee 3 is proud of the work completed for Jackson Mortuary.

  • Kelley Law Firm Office

    Kelley Law Firm Office

    The HART Building is the home office of The Kelley Law Firm and is located at 201 N Harwood St, Dallas, TX 75201. The HART Building renovation was a historic site that was purchased to house the Kelley Law Firm offices. The building presented a lot of challenges in meeting preservation standards, the client’s desires, and ADA standards, but the final result was a beautiful space and opportunity for a store front business on the ground level.

    Through working with the Landmark Commission, McAfee3 was able to preserve the authenticity of the historic façade with materials that matched the original exterior and windows that met both code compliance and the aesthetic precedent of the building.

  • Sack N’ Save

    Sack N’ Save

    This project involved the renovation of an existing 49,887 sq. ft. store and the addition of 9,797 square feet. New design and interior finish-out provided by McAfee3 included reconstruction of the storefront as well as numerous specialty service areas located at the front of the store. The building benefited from new sprinkler, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. Site development included the addition of a new “On the Go” fuel station, parking for 305 vehicles, lighting, landscaping and signage.

  • Kansas African American Museum

    Kansas African American Museum

    Our team at McAfee 3 is proud of the work completed for the Kansas African American Museum/Gordon Parks Creative Center.

  • Omaha Loves Jazz Museum & Art Center

    Omaha Loves Jazz Museum & Art Center

    The Loves Jazz and Arts Center was named after musician Preston Love and is located at 2510 North 24th Street in Omaha Nebraska within the historic African American business community. He became renowned as a professional sideman and saxophone balladeer in the heyday of the big band era. He was a member of the Count Basie Orchestra when he was 22 Love eventually became a bandleader himself, eventually becoming Motown’s West Coast house bandleader. Love toured the U.S. and Europe quite frequently into the 1990s, additionally lecturing and writing about the history that included him.

    As an educational institution, the Loves Jazz & Arts Center features state of the art digital media equipment enabling us to teach the latest media and engage in innovative new initiatives. Through exhibits, workshops, performances, educational programs, and special activities, the Loves Jazz & Arts Center explores the African American experience and celebrates accomplishments of the past and present to further advance the education of the future. McAfee3 Architects planned and designed the renovation of an existing two story building which includes exhibit space, administrative offices, multi-purpose lecture and event areas, and classrooms. The facility was totally upgraded to meet ADA standards and current code compliance.