The Grand Ridge School is planning to increase its capacity. This construction includes renovating existing buildings and adding an elementary wing. With this capacity increase, the current cafeteria will not be able to accommodate the new amount of students. The school needs a new cafeteria to meet new capacity requirements.

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Team 228 L to R: Sebastien Abney, Shekinah Adaghe, Agustin Diaz, Anthony Washington

Bald Point State Park is 4,800 acres of wilderness located in Franklin County, Florida. More specifically, it is where the Ochlockonee Bay meets the Gulf of Mexico. The park features woodlands, tidal marshes and freshwater ponds. 

Park visitors can engage in activities such as nature walks, bird watching and beach walking. Chaires Creek runs through the site. Our projecct proposes a kayak launch in Chaires Creek so visitors can enjoy more of what the park has to offer. 

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Team 227 L to R: Austin Ashley, Omar Mejia, Miller Shelfer, James Thompson

This project addresses a pressing need on Rock Hill Road, which extends approximately 10.8 miles from US 331 (SR 83) to SR 81 in eastern-central Walton County, Florida. The project focuses on the full-depth pavement reclamation, milling, resurfacing and construction of a 5-ft. paved shoulder with a sodded shoulder for the entire project length. The proposed typical section for Rock Hill consists of two 11-ft. travel lanes with a 5-ft. paved shoulder and a 2.5-ft. sodded shoulder that will remain normally crowned to match the existing typical section. 

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Team 226 L to R: Jylon Bennett, Khair Hanif, Andre Harper, Charles Harper

Safe pedestrian passage is important, especially when located near a school zone. Leon County requested a safe route sidewalk to the Woodville K-8 school in the Canyon Creek Rd. neighborhood, located in Woodville, FL. 

We evaluated existing conditions and determined the various obstacles present at the site. We met with our project sponsor (H.W. Lochner, Inc.), performed a site visit and then gathered information based on the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) standards and regulations. 

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Team 225 L to R: Adam Kinnon, Iran Matias-Ramirez, Caroline Perry, Joshua Vincent

Our aim was to make a roundabout at the intersection of FAMU Way and Adams Street in Tallahassee, Florida. This project was the fourth phase of renovating FAMU Way. The city wanted to make the transportation system safer, look better and work more efficiently.

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Team 224 L to R: Nicole Boulenger, Kelsie Craig, Megan Noto, Fletcher Perrigo, Zachary Stewart

In early 2021, the Domino’s located at 1528 W Tennessee St. in Tallahassee burned down. The building would be demolished, and a new building and site layout put in its place. We designed plans for the new site.

To ensure our project fit within the city’s redevelopment requirements, we considered impervious area, landscaping and access to different modes of transportation (such as pedestrians, cyclists, and public transit users). We also wanted to make the site more visually pleasing.

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Team 223 L to R: Anna Hennis, Sean Moran, Deegan Tarrillo, Trevon Welch

The City of Bonifay recently completed an important project aimed at improving stormwater management and creating a valuable community space. This project introduced a new community park in an area that was once undeveloped. 

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Team 222 L to R: Makoto Gazzara, Andrew Hurdis, Braden Runey, Jessica Smith

Betton Road is a heavily traveled roadway that joins Centerville Road and Thomasville Road in Tallahassee. Betton Road is a road near the town’s main hospital and is in the center of a neighborhood and park. This makes the road unique due to its various uses. Due to the amount use, it has worn and come to the end of its service life. Our project rehabilitates the road and adds pedestrian enhancement. 

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Team 220 L to R: Dylan Butterfield, Max Carr, Fernando Guerra, Jeffrey Huynh, Julian Mirabal

S&H Investments Group, a real estate developer located in Clay County, Florida, owns a large piece of land on US Highway 17 in Fleming Island, Florida. They planned to relocate an existing stormwater facility to another location on the project site. There are two ponds on the project site, a wet retention pond in the northwest and a dry detention pond in the southeast which fulfilled the purpose of controlling run- off/overflow.

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Team 219: Russ Freeman, Om Patel, Kevin Siem, Ryan Toth