The ACC ESPN Network Studio was in response to launch the comprehensive linear and digital ACC Network in 2019. Luckett & Farley designed the television production facility to house all the equipment and personnel required to originate live programming.
To support their company culture of collaboration and discovery, Luckett & Farley’s architects, interior designers, and engineers transformed an abandoned auto repair facility into their modern headquarters.
The Commons at Helm Library is the complete renovation and transformation of the three-story Margie Helm Library at Western Kentucky University. The unique program considers the evolution of the library in current academia and rethinks the relationship between social and intellectual spaces in a larger campus ecosystem.
Luckett & Farley provided full design services for this project, located in the historic 32 Avenue of the America’s building, former home of the AT&T headquarters. It is now the home of iHeart Media’s New York FM operations, consisting of over 30 studios.
Luckett & Farley provided full architectural and engineering services, including feasibility study, for the expansion and renovation of St. Matthews Fire District Station Two facility on Brownsboro Road.
Luckett & Farley has overseen the design of numerous Outback Steakhouse restaurants, including both prototype and renovation projects. Each is approximately 6,100 SF and consists of full-service kitchens and dining areas. The seating capacity averages 230.
Luckett & Farley has a long history at Algonquin Park. This recent restoration included a new walking path and renovated multi-purpose fields for softball, baseball, soccer and football. The existing restroom facility was completely renovated inside and out. We designed a new wood timber bandstand for neighborhood events and concerts.
The design was for the renovation of approximately 40,000 SF of space within Facility 30070 for use by the Global Logistics Support Center (GLSC) at the base.
Luckett & Farley has provided architectural and engineering services for a wide range of additions, renovations, and new construction at the Ford Motor Company Kentucky Truck Plant totaling hundreds of millions of dollars and including a five million SF expansion to the Commercial Light Truck Project.
Luckett & Farley has teamed with Ford Motor Company to provide architectural and engineering services for a wide range of additions, renovations, and new construction totaling hundreds of millions of dollars for nearly 30 years. We have been one of a few alliance architecture and engineering firms supporting Ford since 1998.
This project included the renovation of two floors along with demolition and new construction for a total traffic network division. The renovation and new construction occurred in four different phases while the current staff stayed in operation. New finishes occurred throughout the entire facility for a complete face-lift.
The project includes a complete demolition and renovation of the entire tenth floor for the WPIX TV station. The renovation consisted of all new office furniture, finishes, master control room, and mechanical and electrical system throughout the facility. The first floor area was completely renovated to accommodate the new public lobby for WPIX as well as new makeup and dressing rooms for the on-air talent as well as visiting guests.
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 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.