Luckett & Farley designed this outdoor sanctuary and sculpture garden honoring nurse Anne Stuart Robinson who worked at the hospital for 30 years. Friends, family, and co-workers cooperated to bring the healing garden to fruition after Anne lost her battle with cancer in 2014. Annie’s Garden is designed with colors, patterns, lighting, and focal points that add texture and warmth to the space.
Luckett & Farley provided full design services for this new 45,000 SF facility in the Norton Commons village community development in eastern Jefferson County, Kentucky. The design includes a pool area, fitness area, walking track, group workout room, locker rooms, teen area, child care, and offices. We designed the building to connect to a Jefferson County Public School with a gymnasium so both users could share both facilities. Attention has been paid to the building’s design to reflect the traditional flavor of the surrounding Norton Commons community.
Luckett & Farley provided design services for the new 52-bed healthcare center that replaces the existing hospital and its components. The new facility features geothermal heating and cooling, design by Luckett & Farley. The former facility needed to be upgraded to elevate the quality of life in Flemingsburg as well as support the growth of the local economy. Not only was the hospital finished in a timely fashion, Value Engineering saved the hospital $900,000. This was used to add a servery and MRI suite. MRI services were not available previously. The focus of this facility was outpatient care, all private patient rooms, and adding cancer care, orthopedics, and rehabilitation services. Additional design considerations address ADA and HIPPA regulations.
Luckett & Farley provided full-service architectural, engineering, and interior design services for the development of construction documents and for construction administration for an entirely new campus for Home of the Innocents. The conceptual design was provided by another consultant.
Luckett & Farley provided full design services for this new medical office building. The facility features diagnostic imaging services, including diagnostic radiology and CT scans, with space to add mammography, DEXA bone mineral density scanning and diagnostic ultrasound, physical therapy, and RENEW Aesthetics Center. The building was constructed using several green construction concepts, including geothermal heating and cooling and other structural design and construction methods to optimize insulation and save on energy costs.
Luckett & Farley provided the design of a new health center to serve Bowling Green and Warren County residents. The clinical component includes 18 exam rooms for 6 providers, central nurse station and laboratory, triage and additional support space. The dental operatory includes a 4-bay open area concept and a special procedure room equipped with radiographic capabilities. The administrative area includes executive offices, social workers, case workers, translators, billing and education functions. Future horizontal as well as vertical expansion is designed into
the program.
Luckett & Farley provided architecture and engineering services for the complete renovation of the existing Brown Cancer Center into a state-of-the-art outpatient cancer treatment facility complete with academic and research space. The renovation of the first floor includes breast care screening and diagnostic services, Mint Jubilee Cancer Awareness, and dental oncology. The renovation of the second floor includes a medical oncology clinic and academic offices, bone marrow laboratory, and pharmacy. The third floor renovation includes a multi-disciplinary clinic, GYN oncology, and GYN academic offices.
Luckett & Farley provided architecture, engineering, and interior design services for the design of the Employee Wellness Center renovation project on the University of Kentucky campus. The design includes a fitness area for exercise equipment, machines, and weights; locker rooms with toilets and showers; offices; check in; and mechanical and electrical space.
Luckett & Farley developed a comprehensive program for the School of Dentistry Renewal Master Plan. This fast track project was a $43 million renovation of the 34-year-old, 200,000 SF teaching, clinical, and research facility located on the Health Sciences Campus. The newly modernized facility educates and trains dental students on the latest clinical procedures.
A 140-year-old distillery in the heart of Bluegrass Country was completely renovated and rejuvenated for a new premium bourbon whiskey. The historic buildings were restored to preserve their exterior appearance; however, the interiors were completely revamped for a modern distillery including copper kettles from Scotland. Luckett & Farley provided complete architectural and engineering services for this monumental project.
This project is a design build delivery of two child development centers on the Marine Corp Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. The two centers are located on two different areas of the base described as Midway Park Place and Tarawa Terrace. Building Information Modeling and Integrated Project Delivery was used throughout the design process.
Luckett & Farley provided architecture and engineering services for the replacement and renovation of the University of Kentucky Softball Complex. The project included the replacement of the existing portable seating sections with new treads and risers from end to end of the dugouts. This provided 500+ new fixed chair back seats and a combination of 600-800 bleacher seats with and without bench backs for a total permanent seating capacity near 1,500. The design also featured new elevated terraces overlooking the field at the back of the new grandstands and new press facilities.
Luckett & Farley provided architecture, engineering, and interior design services for the renovation of Bingham Residence Hall, a student housing facility built in 1960.
Luckett & Farley designed the first phase of a new greenfield multi-level distillery for production of whiskey for Jack Daniel Distillery Campus. This project is the first phase of a $100 million expansion by Brown-Forman. The process included grain handling and mixing operations, yeasting, mash cooking, fermenting, charcoal mellowing, scale house, distillery, and barrel fill operations. This phase of the distillery featured fourteen 40,000-gallon fermenter tanks and fourteen 3,500-gallon charcoal mellowing vats with expansion of four times this amount planned to complete the campus.
Luckett & Farley provided architectural, engineering, interior design and construction administration services for this new 196-bed student housing facility.