Nestled within Athens, Georgia, the University of Georgia’s latest addition, the New Residence Hall at East Campus, stands as a beacon of modern student living.

Ascending gracefully over six stories, this architectural marvel boasts a sprawling 183,000 square-foot footprint, offering sanctuary to approximately 500 residents. Crafted with precision, the hall marries robust post-tension concrete framing with steel-framed roofing, culminating in a habitable attic level, where students can thrive in comfort and style.

This project was delivered by the design-build process. The Atlanta History Center comprised over 75,000 square feet on two levels.

The design utilized spread footings and a superstructure of cast-in-place post-tensioned concrete beam and girder system to allow for the suspension of heavy exhibits throughout the building.

Amidst the bustling streets of downtown Atlanta, the CNN Northyards Parking Garage stands as a pinnacle of structural engineering and architectural finesse.

Designed by Foreman Seeley Fountain Architecture, this 287-space parking deck deftly navigates challenging soil conditions with a robust deep foundation system. Post-tensioned concrete beams spanning over 60 feet exemplify resilience and innovation, ensuring seamless integration into Atlanta’s vibrant urban landscape.

In the historic city of Savannah, Georgia, Armstrong Atlantic State University’s student housing stands tall—a four-story testament to innovative design and resilience.

With over 550 beds, this wood-framed structure is engineered to withstand formidable 120 mph winds, ensuring safety and security for its inhabitants.

Beachfront bliss awaits at this 22-story condo, boasting resort-style amenities including a gulf-front outdoor pool, heated lap pool, hot tub, two tennis courts, a fitness center, grill area, and private beach boardwalk.

Harbor Place is a 4-level 75,000 square-foot condominium, originally designed as masonry block walls with hollow core precast plank. Retained by the General Contractor, R.K. Redding, Trillium redesigned the structure to a cast-in-place, post-tensioned concrete frame with columns and shear walls resulting in a net saving of over $150,000.

The John O. Chiles Senior Residence, situated in the heart of Atlanta, epitomizes architectural ingenuity and adaptability. Tasked with analyzing an existing 10-story edifice for a change of use, Trillium spearheaded the design of a dynamic 2-story steel addition within an expansive atrium. Additionally, Trillium orchestrated the retrofit of concrete beams beneath the atrium, fortifying the structure for enhanced functionality and longevity.

Duluth Downtown stands as a testament to urban revitalization and sustainable design in Duluth, Georgia. This visionary 3-story mixed-use complex features a strategic amalgamation of function and form, boasting underground parking, retail and restaurant spaces, and office accommodations. Engineered with a post-tensioned concrete framework, the structure’s roof is fortified to accommodate green spaces, symbolizing a commitment to environmental stewardship and community well-being.

Rising majestically in Okaloosa County, Florida, the Bluewater Oaks Apartments stand as a testament to architectural prowess and structural integrity.

This impressive 5-story, 200,000 square-foot complex boasts concrete walls, columns, Epicore slabs, and Infinity Walls, all resting atop a robust 14-inch post-tensioned podium slab, fortified by a post-tensioned mat foundation.

Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Greenville, South Carolina, Forest View Apartments offer a harmonious fusion of urban convenience and suburban tranquility. Comprising 72 units, including 52 apartments and 20 townhouses, alongside a communal building, this 80,000 square-foot development sets a new standard in modern residential living. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, the buildings feature two and three-story wood-framed construction, seamlessly blending contemporary aesthetics with timeless charm.

Legacy Oaks comprises fourteen, 3-story apartment buildings, two garage buildings, a clubhouse, a mail kiosk, and a trash compactor and maintenance buildings. The buildings were designed with wood-framed construction.

This apartment complex has eight, three-story wood framed apartment buildings all supported on post-tensioned podium slabs with parking underneath. There are a total of 216 units in the complex.