SchenkelShultz is the architect for a new Osceola County school district Employee Health Center, to be run by Florida Hospital System, and constructed by Wharton-Smith. Patients will have access to pediatrics, women’s health, geriatrics, preventive services, urgent care, occupational medicine and physical therapy, among others. The facility is expected to open by April 2016, said John Davis, director of facilities design and construction with the school district. You can read

Since the Nemours Hospital in Lake Nona is more like a giant colorful child’s play toy than a hospital, it seems only fitting that the new Ronald McDonald house depart from the large Victorian farmhouse look as well. Currently under construction in Orlando, this one is three stories of sharp angles, colored-glass panels and suites for families instead of one-bedroom accommodations, both a residential kitchen for guests and a commercial kitchen for volunteers and support group

SchenkelShultz Architecture announced it completed the master plan for the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority’s planned expansion. Above is their design for the Intermodal Hub. The hub will be sited south of the current terminal and runways, with a people mover connection back to the current A and B Terminal, and in the future will connect additional people movers from this hub to the planned south airside gate terminals. While new gates are not in the current construction pl

The 6th Annual NAIOP Case Study Competition was an intercollegiate competition between undergraduate student teams from the University of Central Florida (UCF). Each team was asked to evaluate a prime site in Central Florida and devise a development plan based on the current market environment. All 4 teams presented excellent entries. We have already featured the winning entry, by the Union Solutions team. But we also want to share the other entries as well, since this compet

Another of last year’s award winning designs is the Joe R. Lee Boys & Girls Club, Eatonville, Florida, one of the images featured on our blog cover photo. Helping to rebuild the once vibrant Eatonville downtown area, it has become a hub of activity helping the youth of Eatonville. It received the AWARD OF MERIT, designed by Schenkelshultz of Orlando, Florida. The building is bright and lively, while dignified and graceful. The independent Jury said: “Quite fresh for a communi