This panoramic picture of downtown Lawrenceville captures many of projects Taylor Anderson has worked on for Mr. Morsberger. Picture taken from atop McCray's rooftop dining deck, another project Taylor Anderson provided engineering services for. (Click for full size image.)

To say that Emory Morsberger has bold vision is quite the understatement.  Assisting him in bringing his vision of historic downtown Lawrenceville back to life proved to be among the most challenging and rewarding projects that Taylor Anderson has had the opportunity to work on.

Having provided engineering services on three sides of downtown Lawrenceville’s main block provided numerous opportunities to tackle the issues that will likely face developers going forward – meeting the stringent requirements of development regulations within the context of redevelopment projects. The crown jewel thus far in Mr. Morsberger’s revitalization of Lawrenceville was the redevelopment of the old Wachovia bank site at the corner of West Crogan Street and Culver Street to the new Cornerstone on the Square. The project features condos, townhomes, and courtyard residences along with upscale retail space.

McCray's Tavern features unique outdoor dining on its rooftop deck.

As the development landscape continues to evolve, redevelopment of city centers provides unique challenges and opportunities. Blue Landworks extensive experience allows clients to maximize those opportunities while understanding and addressing those challenges.

Just a few of the projects that services have been provided for in downtown Lawrenceville:

• Cornerstone on the Square
• McCray’s Tavern
• Sperata
• Dominicks

“You all have done an exemplary job on our projects including… Cornerstone on the Square in Downtown Lawrenceville, a historic redevelopment project.” – Emory Morsberger, Chairman, The Morsberger Group regarding services provided by Taylor Anderson.

BrandsMart USA store in Gwinnet County is LEED certified.

The 118,000 square foot retail building is LEED certified, sporting some of the most cutting-edge green building techniques available today. That includes a sophisticated rain harvesting system that provides water to not only the landscaping, but the building’s restroom lavatories.

Many other green aspects of the building are discussed in this article from the Gwinnett Business Journal. The Gwinnett Daily post also profiled the grand opening and the building in a recent article.