As the world continues to evolve in the digital age, so too do the spaces where we learn, collaborate, and create. The traditional media center, once filled with rows of books and quiet reading corners, is undergoing a transformation. At Peacock Architects, we've been at the forefront of this change, redesigning media centers to embrace the digital future while fostering creativity and collaboration. Our recent projects, including Olympic Heights High School, Boynton Beach High School, Pahokee Media Center, and William T. Dwyer High School, have been instrumental in reimagining how students, educators, and the community engage with learning spaces.

Celebrate the holiday season with a night of Peacock enchantment and festive fun on Friday, December 13th @ 5:30pm.

For Halloween, we’re taking a look back at one of our sweetest projects at Peacock Architects: the 30,000-square-foot expansion of the Barry Callebaut Chocolate Factory in Hendersonville, NC. This addition, built by Cooper Construction Company, has doubled the factory’s production capacity, creating a dynamic, efficient space for chocolate-making and enhancing both production and the work environment for the team.

The First Ave Villas project, designed by Peacock Architects, is more than just another development in Hendersonville—it's a forward-thinking solution that addresses the growing demand for diverse housing options while maintaining the town's cherished character. Situated in Hendersonville's Downtown Edge District, First Ave Villas plays a vital role in realizing the city's Gen H comprehensive plan by contributing to vibrant, walkable neighborhoods and offering housing options that alleviate the city’s near-zero vacancy rate.

As the back-to-school season approaches, creating a safe and secure learning environment becomes a top priority for educational institutions. While traditional security measures such as surveillance cameras and security personnel are essential, the design of the school itself can play a significant role in preventing crime. This is where Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) comes into play. CPTED principles focus on designing the physical environment in a way that deters criminal behavior and enhances overall safety. Here, we explore some best practices for implementing CPTED in school design.

As the threat of flooding looms larger with each passing year, the residents of South Florida face an urgent need to protect their homes and communities. Rising sea levels and increasingly severe weather patterns mean that proactive flood mitigation and adherence to FEMA flood zone regulations are more crucial than ever. This editorial will delve into practical tips for mitigating flood risks and provide a comprehensive guide to understanding FEMA flood codes.

What a month it's been at Peacock HQ! We've turned our Fridays into epic showdowns with the first-ever #PeacockOfficeOlympics! From paper airplanes to trivia showdowns, our team brought their A-game and then some. Even our North Carolina crew zoomed in to join the fun remotely!

In the heart of Delray Beach, Florida, a transformation is underway at the historic Delray Full Service Adult Education Center. With roots tracing back to the iconic George Washington Carver High School, this site is undergoing a remarkable renovation and preservation effort led by Peacock Architects.

At Peacock Architects, we believe in investing in the next generation of architectural talent. Our internship program serves as a platform for budding architects to gain invaluable experience, refine their skills, and embark on exciting career journeys. Today, we're thrilled to highlight the success stories of two remarkable interns: Gabe, who is embarking on an exciting journey with Disney Imagineering, and Cristian, who is transitioning into a full-time role with Peacock Architects.

In the ever-evolving landscape of urban development, the concept of adaptive reuse stands out as both a beacon of hope and a labyrinth of challenges. This innovative approach to revitalizing existing structures holds immense potential for sustainability and community rejuvenation. However Tamara and Cristin Peacock reveal that the journey from conception to completion in adaptive reuse projects is fraught with complexities and nuances that demand careful navigation.