 Here's a peak at the new community's dreamy design, featuring stunning interior and exterior finishes. Altaire at Millenia is located in Orlando, Florida in a resort style community right on the lake, where luxurious amenities can be found all around. Over 300 units uniquely designed to bring comfort with their spacious layouts and gourmet kitchens. The community not only has amazing Studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units, but also a large infinity-edge pool to enjoy, along with poolside cabanas and a large contemporary clubhouse.  Modern appliances, elegant kitchens, impressive floor plans, and breathtaking views are some of the amenities they proudly feature.
A project by American Land Ventures; Architecture and Interior Design by Group 4 Design.
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 RAP honors designs that exemplify historic preservation in an outstanding manner within the Riverside community. Southern Grounds Avondale opened at the Shoppes of Avondale towards the end of 2020, becoming an incredibly positive addition to the area. Just a short couple of months later, they were awarded with the New Construction Commercial Award from the Riverside Avondale Preservation. All nominees must reflect RAP's Core Principals, which are the following:
Here's what the judges had to say about the award-winning project; "This is the first major project in the Shoppes of Avondale since Mellow Mushroom and the jury found it a very positive addition to the streetscape. The scale of the large building is broken down into two unique storefronts of differing heights. This helps transition from the taller buildings at the center of the block to the lower facades further out. The contemporary language of the design is fresh but works well with its historic neighbors. The jury particularly liked the color chosen for the taller section, it is quiet and simple, and delightfully focuses attention on the historic art deco façade to the right. The large outdoor seating area adds to the public space while respecting the line of the street façade. The owner and his team included innovative ways to support retail in the final design. The team produced a project which is sensitive to the context and a resource for the entire neighborhood." "At Southern Grounds Avondale, the goal of the design team was to create a warm, refined space that fits in with the culture of the neighborhood yet brings something new and fresh to this historic district. Using SoGro San Marco as a starting point, we took the established brand colors and elements and modified them to create a custom palette appropriate for this flagship location." - Jessica White, Senior Interior Designer | Associate Group 4 Design delivers innovative design and outstanding project management with a collaborative approach. Ready to work with the Group 4 team? Contact us today.
 Pegi Hoffman is a Project Manager/Architect at Group 4 Design. She attended University of Florida, where she obtained a Master of Architecture. We asked Pegi what she considered to be her professional superpower: I like to know everything, so my head is full of facts. Professional Experience:
How do you like to have fun?: In my spare time I like to play with cars. My daily driver is a 2019 Camaro that I don't get to drive as fast as I would like. I also have a 1997 Z3 project car that is stuck in Pensacola for now. Since I also love photography, each of my cars has their own (woefully outdated) Instagram page (InMyMaro & Floribimmer). When I'm not playing with cars, there's a good chance I'm out exploring trails and looking for wildlife.  What do you think makes G4 different and why did you choose to work here? It was obvious from the moment I stepped through the door that personality plays a huge role in G4. We may be a diverse group, but care has been taken to make sure that those who work here get along well together. It makes even the most hectic day more enjoyable to know that my coworkers are always there for me.  Group 4 delivers innovative design and outstanding project management with a collaborative approach. Ready to work with the Group 4 team? Contact us today.
 Elegance, comfort and breezy style comes to mind when looking at the design of the Aphora Marina San Pablo Coach Homes. 2 and 3- story townhomes wrap beautifully around a Marina located on the Intracoastal, allowing for easy access to boats, fishing, and kayak launches.   Ideally planned units ranging between 2,363- 2,810 sf, encompassing bright, modern and open floorplans which are designed to promote luxury and comfort. You can find Coastal and Mediterranean transitional colors and furniture inside of the units and a variety of breezy landscaping around each building. Although Aphora was created in 2 separate phases, the homes come together effortlessly to create a union of similarity, and design. Phase 1 involved creating 11 total units, and phase 2 brought an additional 14 units to the site. There's also a 5,000 sf yacht club with open-air seating, fireplaces and plenty of room to gather with friends and family at the full bar area and catering kitchen.   Group 4 Design received an outstanding award in each category entered at the 2020 ASID North Florida Design Competition Hospitality- 2nd Place, TPC River Highlands Client- PGA Tour Project Designer- Valerie Backmann Design Team- Leigh Gunn  The submitted project is a 42,000 sf clubhouse for a private golf course, replacing the existing club on the site. After an 18-month design process, the entire demolition and new build took place within 11 months between scheduled events hosted by the course. The designer’s role and scope of the project included program coordination with the ownership team and initial space planning, all the way through installation of the designer-procured FFE package. Extensive coordination with the owner, offsite architect, and consultant teams resulted in a seamless construction administration process, even during the accelerated construction schedule. Interior finish selection, specification of decorative plumbing and lighting fixture packages, and millwork design and detailing were all developed under the concept of ‘an updated and upgraded classic Connecticut farmhouse with seaside influences’. The clubhouse features a restaurant with bar, wrapping patios with views of the course, fully outfitted retail golf shop, multi-function and board rooms, and men’s and women’s locker room / lounge suites. Additionally, a 4,500 sf event hall and adjacent event lawn are available for hosting weddings, large banquet functions and corporate events. Design elements include classic detailing such as crisp white painted trim and wainscoting, metal accents, and timeless fixtures. On-trend saturated accent colors in paint and wallcovering, floor finishes, and furniture fabrics were combined with warm and warm wide plank, white oak flooring for a traditional, yet updated feel. Overall the finished club was received exceptionally well by the ownership, membership, and community at large.  Vendor/ Spec Information
Wood Flooring – Nydree – Allison Sapp Carpet – Bentley – Barbara Jo Trimble Carpet – Milliken – Rosie Sterling Tile – Crossville Studios, Bedrosian, Ceramic Technics (Kimberly Beyerlein) Wallcovering – National Wallcovering – Katie Hannigan Quartz Surfacing – Cambria Ceilings – Armstrong – Bill Mendek Custom Signage – Level Signs – Mike Yeoman Custom Millwork Fabrication – Millwork One Window Coverings – Middlesex Shades & Blinds – Mike Uliano Contract Furnishings – Office Environments & Services – Mel Schock Billiards Furnishings – Billiard Factory – Erik Decious FFE Installation – e3 Installations – Erick Negron FFE Installation – Commercial Furniture Services Corporation – John Reilly Jr  Group 4 Design received an outstanding award in each category entered at the 2020 ASID North Florida Design Competition Healthcare- 1st Place, The Groves at Canopy Client- The Vestcor Companies Project Designer- Lori Avampato Design Team- Joey Rivera, Valerie Backmann, Karie Kovacocy
With almost 20,000 square feet of shared amenity space, this senior living project offers all of the luxuries of a resort hotel while providing the comfortable feeling of a grand southern estate. The interior design takes inspiration from the architectural style of the surrounding neighborhood. A welcoming two story entry hall is divided by a double-sided fireplace that connects to an open piano lounge overlooking the courtyard, providing a variety of locations for residents to relax and socialize. The design team worked to seamlessly blend traditional detailing with a more transitional overall feel for the community. A contemporary carpet plank tile with subtle organic patterns mimicking the canopy of the large oak trees surrounding the building is paired with wood flooring laid in a traditional herringbone pattern in the common areas. Sleek modern detailing of the mantle and bookcases surrounding the fireplace in the library lounge contrast with traditional stained wood ceiling beams that align with window treatments in the same warm tones of the beams. The cozy bistro features detailed wood paneling on the front face of the bar and a weathered brick backsplash at the back bar with open shelves and brass hardware. The spa is filtered with natural light highlighting painted nickel board walls dividing the treatment areas from the relaxation room. The client’s goal of achieving a luxurious setting conducive to providing attentive care for both assisted living and memory care residents was successfully achieved thru the design of the project.  Vendor/ Spec Information Flooring: Mohawk, Atlas, Everstep Tile: Crossville, Ceramic Technics, Trinity Surfaces Paint: Sherwin Williams Wallcoverings: MDC, National Wallcovering, Maharam Quartz Countertops: Wilsonart Specialty Panels: 3 Form Vendors: Daniel Paul, ERG, Fairfield, Falcon, Four Hands, Florida Backyard, HContract, Hooker, Indiana Furniture, Kellex, Kwalu, Shelby Williams, Arc-Com, Carnegie, Surya, Swavelle, Uttermost Installation partners: Office Environments & Services, e3 Installation Services   Group 4 Design received an outstanding award in each category entered at the 2020 ASID North Florida Design Competition Multi-family: 1st Place, Luxor Club Client- Fort Family Investments Project Designer- Leigh Gunn Design Team- Ashley Bell, Joey Rivera, Karie Kovacocy
The goal of this multi-family project was to create a sleek modern interior style that blended with the clean lines and materials of the architecture and captures the view of the surrounding nature preserve. The plan has a seamless flow from interior to exterior using expansive covered outdoor living rooms to encourage residents to enjoy the lush landscape. Taking its cues from the community name and the colors of the exterior of the building, the designer chose to dress up the warm wood tones with shimmering gold materials and flashes of red accents. The view from inside the front doors stretches across a hospitality zone that overlooks the luxury resort style pool. A wood ceiling that aligns with gold subway tile accent tile and shimmering gold wallcovering accents the seating and serving areas without interrupting the stunning view. The clubhouse has a top of the line fitness center energized with a brightly colored ceiling and high-performance carpet tiles and a high-tech internet gaming room with custom designed cabinets and panels for the monitors. Upstairs in the clubroom a kitchen with unobstructed views overlooking the preserve is adjacent to an open billiards room that features a specialty paint finish that reflects the natural light. The feeling of luxury emanates from interior materials and exterior views to accomplish the goals of the client to attract people to an elevated style of living.  Vendor/ Spec Information
Flooring: J&J Flooring, Patcraft, Mannington Paint: Sherwin Williams, Scuffmaster Tile: Crossville, Ceramic Technics, Florim, Trinity Surfaces Wallcoverings: MDC, National Wallcovering, Wolf Gordon Quartz Countertops: Wilsonart, Caeserstone Specialty: 3 Form, Armstrong, Mechoshade Installation Partners: Office Environments & Services  Group 4 Design received an outstanding award in each category entered at the 2020 ASID North Florida Design Competition Government/ Institutional- 1st Place, Lofts at Jefferson Station Client- The Vestcor Companies Project Designer- Jessica White Design Team- Jackie Maslan, Ashley Bell, Karie Kovacocy
This multi-story 133-unit workforce housing community is located in a long-neglected but growing Downtown neighborhood and ties in with a nearby public transportation route, providing convenient access for residents. Influenced by its urban setting, the design utilizes bold colors to accent a warm industrial base palette that includes concrete breeze block, exposed ceilings, and light oak wood-look LVT reminiscent of old warehouse flooring. Downstairs in the leasing and hospitality area, custom murals, painted on the sides of many downtown buildings, were brought inside and used as an eye-catching element to draw potential residents in when passing by on street level. Positioned on the fourth floor with double-height ceilings, the main club room features views of the Downtown skyline, perfect for evening gatherings with friends. A bar with kitchenette features custom banquettes designed to mimic elements of the building exterior, open-cell ceiling elements with exposed duct work to continue the industrial aesthetic, and pieces from local artists. The adjacent lounge with custom wood focal element highlighted by cove lighting provides a more intimate area for residents to watch TV or play a round of pool with friends. All around, this community’s fresh take on the urban industrial aesthetic provides a welcoming space for residents to call “home.”  Vendor/ Spec Information
Flooring: Shaw Contract – Rebecca Crosby Paint: Sherwin Williams Murals: Kristin Cronic Fine Art, Artistree Backsplash at Bar: Ceramic Technics – Kimberly Beyerlein Dimensional Wood art at Bar: Pattern Shape Art at Closing Room: “Walks of Life” by Keith Doles Wood Wall Panels: 3M DI-NOC – Designtex – Holli Blasco Quartz Countertops: Caesarstone – Patty Grafton Furniture: OE&S Jacksonville, Contract Source Jacksonville, National Office Furniture, Billiard Factory, OFS, Source, VIA Seating, ERG International, Carnegie, ArcCom, Maharam, DesignTex Project Photography: Sue Barker - Root Photography Photography Framing: JHP Art Consulting and Ryan Ketterman Photography  Places that Rock! Group 4 Design has been named one of the best places to work in Jacksonville. We are a multi-discipline design firm with an emphasis on amenity, assisted living and multi-family architecture. We strive to bring new ideas and philosophies to these established markets with creative and innovative solutions. We pride ourselves on having energetic and passionate project architects and designers and are looking to add new team members.
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER POSITION / STUDIO LEAD We are now looking to add a motivated unlicensed/licensed architect or experienced project manager to join our creative and social work environment. Experience of 10+ years is required with a solid understanding of project and client management, consultant coordination, constructability of wood, steel, masonry detailing, and team leadership. All candidates must have the knowledge of AutoCAD and Revit, the ability to establish and maintain schedules and self-perform project construction administration/site observations. Please contact Group 4 Design, Inc. with all inquiries. Karie Kovacocy, Principal Architect kkovacocy@g4designinc.com Adina Jarlsberg, Graphic Designer/ Marketing Coordinator ajarlsberg@g4designinc.com 904.353.5900 : www.g4designinc.com  Starling at Nocatee is a one-of-a-kind senior living community that provides luxurious amenities tailored to maximize comfort and vitality. Group 4 Design's focus was on the architecture and safety, both inside and out. It is a 174,000 sq. ft. stunning design with 68 Assisted Living units, along with 20 Memory Care units located in the heart of Nocatee. |
March 2021
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