Heyward & Woodrum

We believe projects should identify with the community and that the design of a building should reflect the neighborhood and activities going on in the building. Each building is unique and should have its own identity. In the case of public projects, the buildings should evoke a sense of pride in the community, confidence in the people responsible for its inception, construction, and use and strong sense of stewardship with respect to the use of public funds for the cost of its construction.