Our designs are aesthetically pleasing, functional and supportive of your branding needs while also satisfying review agency requirements. We listen carefully in order to identify your program requirements and provide responsive design solutions.
We continually strive to support what is important and meaningful to our employees, clients and the community.
Galloway offers not only exceptional architectural design, but also combines all key building disciplines into a collaborative, cohesive in-house team. Our structural engineering, MEP engineering and interior design teams bring all architectural disciplines together in a synergistic way. We combine our expertise to create a highly collaborative design team, a well coordinated design process, and a higher level of quality and service.
Our approach is to bring all our collective knowledge, as well as our extensive industry experience, to the table from day one. We provide extensive experience in new construction, major remodels and additions, and reuse and renovation of existing structures for retail, commercial, mixed‑use, public and medical projects.
Adaptive reuse architectural projects repurpose an existing structure for a new use, from resetting the sense of place with aesthetic and functional updates, to code and zoning-focused compliance.
A building code analysis is a comprehensive assessment of an existing or proposed structure to determine if it meets the current and local building codes.
Once design drawings and specifications have been approved by the client, architects create building construction documents. This final set of plans includes all details necessary to obtain local jurisdictional approval for a permit, and for a contractor to build the project.
Building construction type analysis enables architects to make informed decisions on the structural integrity, materiality and fire resistance of a design, based on the construction “type” of a building.
Building programming is an essential part of architectural design that determines the most efficient use of a space that satisfies all client goals. Architects begin with a firm understanding of the client’s needs, and they review the past usage of the space and the future requirements to inform the functionality of their design.
Architectural professionals use conceptual building designs to lay out sites and interior spaces, as well as evaluate basic design considerations, to proof ideas and visually display potential concepts and use to project stakeholders.
After construction begins, architects can provide oversight to ensure that the owner is getting the building they approved, and the project is being built according to the construction documents prepared.
Existing building assessments can help project stakeholders understand existing conditions and identify opportunities to repair and improve the building for new uses, which can include interior, MEP and structural engineering updates.
Developing a prototype for a client entails establishing architectural parameters that are used across multiple projects, under differing codes, in various jurisdictions to maintain brand consistency in a multi-site rollout.
Sustainable architecture is the use of design strategies to improve building performance while reducing the negative environmental impact from a built environment as well as giving consideration to the health and comfort of building occupants.
Tenant improvement (or “TI”) is the term used by architects and interior designers to describe the design and construction of an interior space to fit the needs of the incoming tenant. In addition to aesthetic improvements such as updating finishes and branding, this can also include updating designs to be code-compliant and functional while still maintaining cost-efficiency.
Zoning guidelines are created by the local municipality to control what can be built – and where – on a property. Zoning guidelines direct regulation building dimensions and size, as well as how far properties have to be set back from the property lines. Zoning analyses conducted at the start of a project help the architect understand all of the constraints of the site so that they design to meet local zoning regulations while maintaining client vision.
Galloway brings its Full Spectrum Approach to the Future Legends Sports Complex in Windsor, CO. This 118-acre, state-of-the-art sports facility is being supported by Galloway’s full suite of disciplines, including architecture, civil engineering, survey, and landscape architecture.
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