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Hope in the Future of Sustainable Design

Hope in the Future of Sustainable Design

by Charles Hendricks | Nov 11, 2022

Charles has the pleasure of speaking about building science and sustainable design in a variety of...

Harrisonburg needs to raise their accepted standard for new public buildings.

by Charles Hendricks | Oct 16, 2013

When you think of great public buildings, what comes to mind? A particular museum in Washington...

Questions to Ask When Looking for the Perfect Green Products

by Charles Hendricks | Aug 12, 2013

When you are selecting building products, you may never find a perfect, green solution. Here are...

Building Code – Why should you demand more?

by Charles Hendricks | Jun 10, 2013

Building Code: set of standards established and enforced by local government for the structural...

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Gaines Group Architects is a firm that has a commitment to designing for the future. We have assembled a remarkably talented and experienced team of professionals to pull all building elements into a single elegant and functional design. Integrity, budget control, effective and timely communication, and a thorough knowledge of current technology, construction methods, and materials turn our promise and your dream into a delightful reality.

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Charlottesville Office:

Charlottesville
Office:

910 East High St.
Charlottesville, VA 22902
Office: 434-979-5245

Charlottesville office, light blue house

Harrisonburg Office:

Harrisonburg
Office:

141 W. Bruce St. Suite 201
Harrisonburg, VA 22801
Office: 540-437-0012

Harrisonburg office, brick building

Roanoke Office:

Roanoke
Office:

CoLab, 1327 Grandin Road SW
Roanoke, VA 24015
Office: 540-437-0012
Roanoke Office
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