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GMA Architects & Planners (GMA) is assisting The Landings Yacht, Golf & Tennis Club in their overall master planning and facility upgrade program. The first project at The Wheelhouse casual dining facility consisted of a small expansion to improve circulation and the replacement of finishes to freshen the interior. Current projects include minor renovations and interior upgrades at the more …
GMA Architects & Planners (GMA) designed the renovation of approximately 10,500 square feet for Earth Origins Market on South Tamiami Trail in Fort Myers. The new organic grocery store features locally grown produce and is the company’s 13th location. GMA collaborated with UNFI Store Design during the major renovation at Jamaica Bay Plaza, ensuring each functional element had the perfect …
The FineMark Bank headquarters serve as the flagship of this recently formed bank. FineMark’s business model is to provide full service private banking to a high echelon of clientele. The interior space houses the bank’s officers, lenders, investment advisors and all customer service amenities. Construction was completed in May 2008.
General guiding principle: timeless – traditional with a fresh approach
Interior style principal: established bank grand look with high end wood interior architecture, interior colonnade with arcade, quality granite floors, wood paneling in the lobby and high ceilings
Material use principal: high quality, durable materials and finishes that express the high class and excellence of a well established banking organization
Day light principal: openness and transparency to exterior and between interior spaces
Lighting principal: functional, energy efficient, and healthy; mostly indirect lighting with motion controlled and programmable systems; accented by sophisticated sconces and chandeliers of high quality and superior aesthetics
Urgent Care of SW Florida was an adaptive re-use project, converting an
existing tenant space to a state of the art
primary/urgent health care facility.
The 6,700 square foot office accommodates five exam rooms, two cardio rooms, a large procedure room that can be sub-divided in two rooms, x-ray suite and basic laboratory. The facility has a
centralized nurse/physician station capable of visually monitoring all the patient rooms. The circulation of the facility allows for full movement of stretchers, with a dedicated emergency entrance.
The design takes advantage of the unusually tall spaces to create an exciting entry lobby/reception area which welcomes and soothes urgent care patients.