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==Notable projects==
==Notable projects==
* [[Blazer Hall]]
* [[Blazer Hall (2006)|Blazer Hall]], 2006
* [[Christ Covenant Presbyterian Church]]
* [[Covenant Presbyterian Church]], 2008
* [[Church of Brook Hills]]
* [[Church of Brook Hills]]
* [[Church of the Highlands]]
* [[Church of the Highlands]], 2007
* [[Covenant Presbyterian Church]]
* [[Covenant Presbyterian Church]]
* [[Evangel Presbyterian Church]]
* [[Evangel Presbyterian Church]]
* [[Express Oil Change]] corporate headquarters
* [[Express Oil Change]] corporate headquarters, 2008
* [[Faith Lutheran Church]]
* [[Faith Lutheran Church]]
* [[Falls at Grants Mill]] schematic design
* [[Falls at Grants Mill]] schematic design
* [[Hallman Hill]]
* [[Hallman Hill]], 2009
* [[Morgan Keegan Building]]
* [[Morgan Keegan Building]]
* [[Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church]]
* [[Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church]]
* [[Parkridge Cottages]]
* [[Parkridge Cottages]], 2008
* [[Parkside (development)]]
* [[Parkside (development)]]
* [[Red Mountain Church]]
* [[Red Mountain Church]]
* [[Ridge Park]]
* [[Ridge Park]]
* [[Shelby County YMCA]]
* [[Shelby County YMCA]]
* [[Vazda|Vazda Studios]]
* [[Vazda|Vazda Studios]], 2006
* [[Village Corner at Mountain Brook]]
* [[Village Corner at Mountain Brook]], 2009


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 08:58, 9 September 2010

LIVE Design Group (formerly The Garrison Barrett Group) is an architecture firm which was created by Lauren Barrett and Aubrey Garrison in 1987 following the merger of two noted architecture firms, The Garrison Group and Barrett Hearn and Kunz. The firm employes 18 people and has completed several notable projects in the Birmingham area and around the country. The firm is located at 2901 2nd Avenue South, in the Martin Biscuit Building.

The firm specializes in large commercial, institutional, religious, residential and mixed use projects.

In 2009 Barrett and his son Brian left the partnership to form Barrett Architecture Studio, focusing on smaller residential, commercial and religious projects. Garrison along with shareholders Craig Krawczyk and Jeff Quinn kept the firm's employees and offices, changing the name a few months later.

Notable projects

References

  • Cooper, Lauren B. (November 9, 2009) "Garrison Barret architects split to form two firms." Birmingham Business Journal
  • Cooper, Lauren B. (April 14, 2010) "Garrison Barrett changes name to Live Design." Birmingham Business Journal

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