JCJ ARCHITECTURE’s Post

Boys & Girls Club of Southwest County, thank you for hosting the 2nd Annual Bags4Kids Cornhole Tournament! Our team at JCJ ARCHITECTURE was thrilled to participate in this year's event. "This annual charitable cornhole tournament brings together community and business leaders from across the SoCal region in support of local youth. Your participation directly funds Boys & Girls Club of Southwest County's before and after school & summer camp programs for over 2,500 youth in Temecula, Murrieta, Wildomar and Lake Elsinore." https://lnkd.in/gDT-vZ_e

In this recent New England Real Estate Journal publication, JCJ’s Principal Harry Wheeler, AIA delves into the complexities of Boston's urban real estate landscape, emphasizing the need for adaptation to overcome its multifaceted challenges. Harry underscores the critical role of understanding local policies, historical considerations, and effective urban planning strategies in navigating these challenges. By integrating these elements into their approach, architects and developers can craft purposeful and well-informed designs that not only meet stringent regulatory demands but also enhance the communities they serve. https://lnkd.in/egxU9GJi

Wonderful news, Clark County! Our team at JCJ ARCHITECTURE is proud to be a part of this community and project. Much appreciation and gratitude to all involved. #vegasstong #resiliancyandjusticecenter #1OctoberMemorialCommittee “Today’s $1 million grant reaffirms our commitment to building a memorial that honors the victims of the 1 October tragedy and pays tribute to the resiliency and compassion demonstrated by our community in the days and years since,” Clark County Commissioner Jim Gibson https://lnkd.in/gYfbXrdw

Please join us in congratulating JCJ's Senior Interior Designer Angela Laugelle for being selected as a 2024 American Society of Interior Designers - ASID Ones to Watch Award Winner.   The ASID Ones to Watch program annually recognizes up to 20 outstanding individuals who show exceptional leadership potential and a commitment to advancing the interior design industry.   Angela is widely respected at JCJ for her diligent work ethic, exemplary presentation skills, and deep understanding of design from concept through construction. She excels in mentoring and training her team members, fostering their growth, and enhancing their skills. Known for her approachable demeanor, Angela also actively seeks out opportunities to collaborate with her colleagues, looking for new and innovative ways to fine-tune her own design approach through learning alongside others.    Clients seek Angela for her expertise in brand design for specialized boutique hotel projects and her ability to attentively listen and adapt. She consistently meets project goals, balancing client expectations with creative integrity, which is a cornerstone of her professional ethos.   Congratulations, Angela on this well-deserved recognition and accomplishment! #ASID #InteriorDesign #OnesToWatch

Last week, JCJ’s Raymond C. Bordwell, FAIA, LEED and Scott Celella attended the Gathering Business Summit 2024 hosted by the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma (AICCO). The Summit aims to empower Native-owned businesses by facilitating networking opportunities, sharing successful business strategies, and fostering collaborative growth and development activities among Native American enterprises. JCJ is honored to collaborate with Native-owned tribes and businesses dedicated to serving the people of Oklahoma. We extend our gratitude to Bailey W., President of AICCO, and all Chamber members for organizing and hosting another successful conference. #AICCO #TheGathering2024 #TheGatheringBusinessSummit

The modern Student Commons epitomizes how large, adaptable spaces can improve program flexibility, provide students an alternative to the classroom, and function as public, formal, or informal use opportunities.  Continuing our monthly post on K-12 insights, JCJ’s Associate Principal Jeffrey Elliott discusses 5 key aspects to creating successful Student Commons. #architecture #design #studentcommons #K12design #K12insights

You won’t find a lot of red on the University of Connecticut's campus - however, JCJ's Principal and Chief Architectural Officer James LaPosta Jr, explains why our design team opted to include a single row of red seating inside UConn’s Toscano Family Ice Forum: to enhance architectural interest and pay homage to the campus' iconic Gampel Pavilion. https://lnkd.in/eNF6v6W4