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On Wednesday, February 12th, GHP hosted our first ?A Toast to Women in Leadership?, an evening dedicated to celebrating the remarkable women shaping the future of our communities. It was an awesome night filled with meaningful conversations, well-earned recognition, and a shared commitment to uplifting women in leadership. We were especially honored to recognize Carrie Stokes, Lisa Maki, CCIM, and Stephanie Coleman, three exceptional leaders whose recent promotions reflect their dedication, vision, and influence. Their achievements set new standards of excellence, break barriers, and inspire future generations.? A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and to the incredible women of GHP who made this event successful. Together, we continue to champion and uplift women as they lead, innovate, and drive change. #womeninleadership #leadership #womeninbusiness #breakingbarriers #womenwholead

We are honored to have attended the 20th Annual Palm Beach Dinner and would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Hanley Foundation. This celebration, held at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, not only highlights two decades of impactful work but also showcases the elegance and spirit of Palm Beach. We are proud to stand alongside Hanley Foundation as they continue their lifesaving programs and celebrate a legacy of success. Thank you for including us in this evening of community. We look forward to many more years of positive impact together.? #HanleyFoundation #CommunityImpact #innovation #future

On Wednesday, February 12th, GHP hosted our first ?A Toast to Women in Leadership?, an evening dedicated to celebrating the remarkable women shaping the future of our communities. It was an awesome night filled with meaningful conversations, well-earned recognition, and a shared commitment to uplifting women in leadership. We were especially honored to recognize Carrie Stokes, Lisa Maki, CCIM, and Stephanie Coleman, three exceptional leaders whose recent promotions reflect their dedication, vision, and influence. Their achievements set new standards of excellence, break barriers, and inspire future generations.? A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and to the incredible women of GHP who made this event successful. Together, we continue to champion and uplift women as they lead, innovate, and drive change. #womeninleadership #leadership #womeninbusiness #breakingbarriers #womenwholead

Behind every great design is a story—and this one set a world record ?? GHP took on the challenge of honoring Nathan “Nearest” Green, the first Black master distiller, with a design that merges history and innovation. ?? Watch to see how we transformed:? ?? A 1960s horse barn into a vibrant visitor center? ?? A bar into the world’s longest at 518 feet? ?? A 360-degree performance stage that brings guests even closer to the action Every design choice—from the horseshoe-shaped bar to the whiskey bottle walls—tells a story rooted in legacy.?A big thank you to Uncle Nearest, Inc., Fawn Weaver, Malcolm Darrell, MFA, French Rankin, and Thom Meek, AIA

At GHP, we are committed to creating sustainable environments that prioritize both people and the planet. But sustainability isn’t just about green design—it’s also about safety, especially for our teams working in hazardous conditions. That’s why respirator fit tests are non-negotiable for us. These tests ensure our team members are equipped with properly fitted respiratory protection, whether they're working in contaminated environments, inspecting old structures with asbestos, or managing projects in areas with high particulate levels. Fit testing is an investment in our team’s well-being, enabling us to safely and effectively design and transform built environments that foster healthier communities and a sustainable future.

?? Kicking off 2025 with gratitude, ambition, and Annual Training! The incredible GHP team is ready to tackle new challenges and opportunities. In the past year we've welcomed 18 new hires and we're more prepared than ever to deliver exceptional architecture and environmental solutions. Here’s to a year of bold designs and meaningful impact. Stay tuned as we continue building a better future, one project at a time! #NewYearNewGoals #ArchitectureExcellence #EnvironmentalInnovation #DesignWithImpact #SustainableFuture #TeamworkMakesDreamwork

Happy Holidays from GHP ?? ! To our incredible team—thank you for your talent, dedication, and heart. And to our clients and partners, we’re grateful to have you as part of our story. Wishing everyone a joyful holiday season and a bright year ahead. ??

Stop Repeating Building Repairs Surface fixes won’t solve recurring problems like moisture intrusion or HVAC failures. -> Enter building forensics analysis. Building forensics uncovers the root cause of problems by analyzing construction, design, and performance.? ? Why Quick Fixes Don’t Work: A temporary solution, like sealing a leak, ignores interconnected issues such as poor drainage or HVAC design flaws. A forensic approach ensures: - Root causes are resolved. - Interconnected issues are addressed. - Long-term solutions replace repetitive repairs. When to Hire a Forensic Specialist: Building forensics solves problems once and for all by addressing what’s really wrong. Examples include: - Moisture Problems requiring HVAC, landscaping, and window coordination. - Structural Shifts needing geotechnical and material analysis. - Occupied Spaces where minimal disruption is critical. The Bottom Line -> If your building is sending warning signs, don’t ignore them. Contact us, and let’s solve them—together.

We’re proud to celebrate Sunrise Senior Living's groundbreaking achievement as the first and only organization in the senior living industry to earn the WELL Equity Rating across all communities at scale! ?? As a trusted sustainability consultant, GHP is honored to have collaborated with Sunrise in reaching this remarkable milestone, which underscores their commitment to health, safety, belonging, and accessibility for residents and team members alike. #WELLEquity #SeniorLivingDesign #ArchitectureForWellness #Sustainability #Innovation #BuildingTheFuture #GHPArchitecture #SunriseSeniorLiving https://lnkd.in/gMW5n4jv

In 2016, I met this amazing lady that was writing a book about Nathan Green and restoring the house he lived with a share croppers’ family. 8 years later, she has published the book and in her spare time created Uncle Nearest Whiskey and Distillery. Fawn thank you for allowing me to play a role in the historical journey.