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Barry Davis Architects, P.C. is closing in on the final design for a renovation and new build-out of Heflin’s current City Hall, next to the amphitheater on Ross Street. The new building will house a two-story auditorium for larger venues and meetings, as well as enough office space to meet future staffing needs and add offices and meeting rooms for both the Police and Fire department chiefs. A final design is expected to be chosen early this Spring.  Following nearly a month of architectural work and three months of construction, the Gameday Men's Health Clinic located on Pelham Parkway in Pelham, Alabama, is now complete. The renovation covered roughly 2,000 square feet of the pre-existing structure, which included updates to the HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. Additionally, on-site assessments were conducted to confirm the conditions present.
The design team faced the challenge of fulfilling the client's requirements while adhering to state regulations and Gameday Men's Health's standards. Consequently, the clinic features a waiting area, five clinical offices, a laboratory, two restrooms, and a consultation/business office. Emphasis was placed on ensuring patient and laboratory privacy, including the soundproofing of walls. The selection of colors, logos, flooring, and murals was carefully chosen to align with the Gameday Men's Health brand identity. The historic nature of this site called for the use of period accurate solutions to repair the century-old structures of the park. The use of 5v crimp metal roofing of as seen in historical documentation for buildings, like the Church, was a major focus in our goal to improve the authenticity of the park, compared to the modern corrugated steel roofing previously in use. The replacement of the Library’s windows to wooden, double-hung operable openings was a massive improvement to both the functionality and historical detailing of the building. Various repairs and improvements to other areas of the site, such as to the Post Office, Reservoir Building, and Pavilion space, also followed the same precedent to improve both the historian’s and the casual visitor’s experience at the park. Our work with the Historical Commission has made the Confederate Memorial Park appear closer to its past than it ever has, and we are proud to have helped craft such an authentic historical experience.  The church has been completed, and work on the Post Office has begun in addition to the well.  Barry Davis Architects, P.C. (BDA) is planning an outdoor patio addition for I Heart Mac N Cheese on John Hawkins Parkway. The 616 S.F. expansion will utilize the green space between the sidewalk and the building’s footprint to add 21 seats and a storage room connected to the kitchen–but the primary benefit for the restaurant is the new option for shaded outdoor seating for patrons wishing to enjoy good weather and great food. The plan is currently awaiting full approval.
  Barry Davis Architects, P.C. (BDA) is proud to announce the completion of one of many projects ongoing at the Tuskegee VA Medical Center. The replacement of three chillers, three towers, and the controls for Building 97 and 120 at the Center is the newest in a long line of past and future projects that Barry Davis Architects, P.C. has with the Department of Veterans Affairs. The $7,400,000 design brought about the installation of new magnetic bearing 480V chillers were introduced into the design to allow finer control and "turning down" when the plant has reduced demand. Temporary chillers and related equipment were planned with the phasing of the project to eliminate or minimize any impact on patients, staff, and facilities. SS&A was the mechanical consultant for this project.
As a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), BDA will always be proud to do our part in serving our veterans and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. 
 Barry Davis Architects, P.C. (BDA) has completed bid documents for a 20,000 s.f. renovation to Refinish Halls & Walls for the Administrative Building at the Memphis VA Medical Center located in Memphis, Tennessee. The project consists of the replacement of the interior finishes for all public corridors, entry vestibules, elevator lobbies, and waiting areas on the first floor of the building, including flooring, wall coverings & protection, doors & hardware, wayfinding & room identification signage, handrails, crash rails, ceilings, and lighting fixtures. As a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), BDA is proud to do our part to continue to serve our veterans and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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