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The View from Here: One Stadium, Ten Seating Options

Fawley Bryant Architecture March 24, 2023

In a baseball game, the athletes’ job is to get the fans out of their seats with an incredible play. An architect’s job is to get the fans into their seats with an unparalleled experience. When collaborating on CoolToday Park,

Project Spotlight: Sarasota County Administrative Center (CAC)

Fawley Bryant Architecture March 10, 2023

Discover more about The Sarasota County Admin Center in this article, written by the Herald-Tribune. FBA is proud to partner with HOK to bring this project to life. Here is what our Senior PM, Tom Danco had to say. “Partnered with

From the Baseball Diamond to the Board Room: Spring Training Lessons for the Workforce

Fawley Bryant Architecture March 10, 2023

Spring training is here! Each year we look forward to the way Florida comes to life as the Grapefruit League takes up residence across the state. The energy of spring training is contagious as players hone their skills and eager

5 Benefits of Interning at a Small Architectural Firm

Fawley Bryant Architecture March 3, 2023

Interning at a small architecture firm can be an excellent opportunity for young architects to gain valuable experience in the field. Small firms offer a unique environment that can foster growth, creativity, and professional development. In this blog post, we

Three Ways to Strengthen Workplace Relationships

Fawley Bryant Architecture February 17, 2023

February puts relationships in the limelight. As you buy your mom flowers and schedule a special dinner with your significant other, don’t forget the people with whom you spend the majority of your time: coworkers. Colleagues are integral parts of

Mission Guides Method: See Your Path

Fawley Bryant Architecture February 10, 2023

At Fawley Bryant Architecture we understand that principles drive practice. Seven core values inform and enliven our work. This is true not only of our work with clients, but our company culture. The start of a new year has one value squarely