I have been contacted and asked to design the new logo and bottle of Autauga Springs Water.

I do not have the liberty of showing the bottle design just yet, but trust me, its hot!

Autauga Springs Water Company Inc.'s primary operation is the extraction of spring water from on site Artesian well 500 feet below the surface of the ground , this water has been traced from an aquifer flowing miles underground before it is tapped and brought to the surface where it undergoes purification and filtration (although not needed) it is then bottled by state of the art water bottling equipment then packaged.

Autauga Springs Water Company’s founder, Clifford H. Davis Jr. was born in 1936. He was born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama, where he graduated from Carver High School in its first graduating class. Mr. Davis traveled north to pursue his education and enrolled in Northeastern University. While at Northeastern he earned two degrees in engineering and business. After equipping himself with some of the necessary tools needed for life, Clifford H. Davis moved to Boston to start his career. Besides engineering Mr. Davis dabbled in several entrepreneurial endeavors. It would be his real estate ventures that would lead Mr. Davis to his latest and most promising endeavor.

You can visit; http://www.autaugaspringswater.com/ for more info

Our goal for this project was to design a Library and Gaming Center for the city of Tuskegee. The is site is an old wholesale building on N. Main St. and Old Montgomery Rd in Tuskegee, AL.

The objective of this project was to design a cultural center dedicated to any culture or religion. The location for this center was the Fairlie-Poplar District in Atlanta, GA. The presentation above is dedicated to the Masai Tribe of Eastern Africa

The goal of this project was is to design a sky scraper. The proposed site for this assignment was downtown Atlanta, GA

At an approximate 695 feet, this all hotel high rise will give more life to Atlanta’s beautiful and scenic downtown area. The Atlantic Hotel sits atop the Marta train line, 30 feet below. This high rise hotel will ultimately become a great addition to the city of Atlanta and contribute to its pursuit of becoming one of America’s greatest cities

South Elevation

West Elevation

*Renderings done in AutoCAD and Adobe Photoshop CS2*

Pictured above is my thesis project from my final year in Tuskegee University’s architecture program. The objective of the thesis project was to select a site and design any type of structure at our own discretion. For my site location, I chose Detroit, MI. I designed a community center in an abandoned lot that was once the site of a 135 acre housing project

NOTE: ALL DRAWINGS WERE DONE IN AUTOCAD AND RENDERED IN ADOBE PHOTOSHOP!

Homecoming is an annual tradition at Tuskegee University. Typically held in November, it is a time for the city, students, alumni, and surrounding areas to come together and take part in the activities and major events that are scheduled.