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'''Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood''' is a Montgomery-based engineering and architecture firm. It was founded in [[1947]] by civil engineers George Goodwyn and Don Mills. Steve Cawood joined the firm in [[1985]]. A year later, the company added architectural services. [[Jeffrey Brewer]] succeeded [[Bill Wallace]] as CEO of Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood in [[2018]]. | '''Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood''' is a Montgomery-based engineering and architecture firm. It was founded in [[1947]] by civil engineers George Goodwyn and Don Mills. Steve Cawood joined the firm in [[1985]]. A year later, the company added architectural services. [[Jeffrey Brewer]] succeeded [[Bill Wallace]] as CEO of Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood in [[2018]]. | ||
Currently Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood has more than 350 employees in twelve offices in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina and Georgia. The firm's Birmingham office is located in the renovated [[Bonds Brothers Building]] at 2400 [[5th Avenue South]], having relocated from | Currently Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood has more than 350 employees in twelve offices in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina and Georgia. The firm's Birmingham office is located in the renovated [[Bonds Brothers Building]] at 2400 [[5th Avenue South]], having relocated from [[2701 1st Avenue South]]. | ||
GMC associate [[Mike Hamrick]], who began working on designs for [[American Village]] in [[Montevallo]] while at another firm, continues to serve as the attraction's architect. | GMC associate [[Mike Hamrick]], who began working on designs for [[American Village]] in [[Montevallo]] while at another firm, continues to serve as the attraction's architect. | ||
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==Notable projects== | ==Notable projects== | ||
* [[2701 1st Avenue South]], 2005 | |||
* [[Ross Bridge Resort|Renaissance Ross Bridge Resort]], 2005 | * [[Ross Bridge Resort|Renaissance Ross Bridge Resort]], 2005 | ||
* [[Young & Vann Building]] renovations, 2006 | * [[Young & Vann Building]] renovations, 2006 | ||
Revision as of 13:48, 19 November 2022
Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood is a Montgomery-based engineering and architecture firm. It was founded in 1947 by civil engineers George Goodwyn and Don Mills. Steve Cawood joined the firm in 1985. A year later, the company added architectural services. Jeffrey Brewer succeeded Bill Wallace as CEO of Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood in 2018.
Currently Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood has more than 350 employees in twelve offices in Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina and Georgia. The firm's Birmingham office is located in the renovated Bonds Brothers Building at 2400 5th Avenue South, having relocated from 2701 1st Avenue South.
GMC associate Mike Hamrick, who began working on designs for American Village in Montevallo while at another firm, continues to serve as the attraction's architect.
In 2019 Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood acquired the Mobile and Daphne offices of Hutchinson Moore & Rauch.
Notable projects
- 2701 1st Avenue South, 2005
- Renaissance Ross Bridge Resort, 2005
- Young & Vann Building renovations, 2006
- Chace Landing shopping center, 2009
- unbuilt Marriott Renaissance Hotel Birmingham, 2009
- Charles B. Glenn K-8 School (Bush Hills Academy), 2010
- Huffman High School, 2012
- John H. Watson Fieldhouse at Auburn University, 2013
- South Donohue Residence & Dining Hall at Auburn University, 2014
- UAB Student Health and Wellness Center, 2014
- Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine at Auburn University, 2015
- NFR Hall dormitory at UAB, 2015
- Lane Park retail center and apartment complex, 2016
- Pinson Park, 2016
- Rotary Trail, 2016
- Patchwork Farms mixed used development in Vestavia Hills, master plan
- UAB Football Operations Building, 2017
- Finley Center(Hoover Sportsplex), 2017
- proposed Pelham Public Library, late 2017
- Oxmoor Logistics Center, 2018
- Birmingham Zoo entrance plaza, 2019
- Riverchase Career Connection Center, 2019
- Birmingham Zoo Asian Passage, 2021
- Sunrise Rotary Plaza, 2022
References
- Rebman, Stephanie (May 8, 2019) "Alabama architecture firm acquires Gulf Coast engineering company." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood website