Guy Butler, designed the most beautiful, and unique design…read morehome , in Orlando, for us back in the late 70's. His designed stands firm, in todays market with any architect I would call upon him in a moments notice, to design a home of his prolific, inspiration, of using light, and the area, of which my home would be built. He spends more time in the light; from early morning, to afternoon, along with the sunsetting in the land, in which he will design your home, Building. Or Winter get away. He is absolutely a Genius !!

This is a great architecture firm. They are involved in charities, and community outreach. The…read more people are nice, and the work environment is fun. Their halloweens are epic. The people are understanding and are good to work with!

John promised us he would take care of all permitting and that he knew New Smyrna Beach laws…read more He did not check with the city about anything before he drew up our plans. Then proceeded to double the price of our remodel. He is in business with his dad , Lockridge builders. They do not communicate well at all. They seem to play bait and switch. Took a lot of money from us and we have nothing to show. I do not recommend this company as they are not honest. I'm not sure how they can feel good about ripping people off.

I gave him the money he requested and he never delivered a complete set of plans. all I got was…read moreexcuses and empty promises. now he won't answer my calls or reply to text messages. when I call from a different number he screens the call to find out who is calling to make sure it's not the person he just told off. stay clear of Joe Pellegrino con artists at large

Attended their 50th anniversary open house at their Orlando office. It was a very nice office, a…read morereal creative space. The office was expertly decorated for the evening with large colorful posters detailing the history of the firm and their past projects. The party itself was nicely organized; different food options representing each office were placed around the office relative to their geographic position. So, you could start with a Key Lime tart in the southeast of the office, enjoy Kansas City barbecue in the center, and then chocolate from Seattle in the northwest of the office. There were at least ten such stations and all of it enjoyable. The staff was friendly and proud of their work.

Not a fan of how one of your employees (Nichols) talks to students of color. And the input is…read moreunprofessional and unwarranted. The audacity is astonishing. https://mediasite.video.ufl.edu/Mediasite/Play/4084ade1a4f9485186588a806d30fc651d http://www.alligator.org/news/article_5ed515f4-5c59-11e7-a495-47ce469f4825.html#comments