PRINCIPALS

We thrive on the diverse talents of our staff. 

Our team has designed a unique mix

of built works at multiple scales.

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Architecture. Urban Design. Master Planning. Interiors. Our primary focus encompasses civic, aviation, higher education and K-12 schools.

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We Deliver.

Design. We deliver Design Excellence… in form, function and vision down to the smallest detail.

Value. We deliver spaces of lasting value not only for our clients, but for society at large: sustainable spaces that enhance the lives of those who experience them. And, we focus on providing Value… for the long term, not just for the project, but for the goals of the Owner.

Service. We deliver as your trusted advisor. We recognize that you place your trust in us to advise, create and deliver the best solutions for the assignment you entrust to us. This may be an immediate need for assessment, to planning for short- and long-term objectives to meet needs,

to designing a project  that lasts for generations.

We give back. In the communities where we work and live, we volunteer and donate professional time and talent to lead charities and development committees.

Fitzgerald Collaborative Group is an architectural, urban design and interiors firm with offices in Atlanta, GA and Tallahassee, FL., with an associate company in Destin, Panama City and Pensacola. FCG was founded in 2009 by Darrell Fitzgerald, FAIA and joined shortly thereafter by Donald Gray. Four other senior architects are principals: Roger Godwin, AIA; Pat Ballasch, AIA; Charlie Clary, FAIA and Jeff Floyd, FAIA.

Combined, these six architects bring more than 160 years of professional experience to the firm. They collectively have  been principals in numerous successful architectural firms throughout their careers.

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The singular experience base of our principals includes significant projects both nationally and internationally… the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games and Centennial Olympic Park; Dallas Federal Reserve Bank; R.B. Russell Federal Building, Atlanta; MGM Beau Rivage Resort, Biloxi;

Dallas and Houston Convention Centers; Northside Hospital Women’s Center, Atlanta; Egleston Children’s Hospital, Atlanta; Newell Rubbermaid, Headquarters, Atlanta; Florida A&M University; Downtown Smyrna Redevelopment; St. George’s University, Grenada; Indian School of Business, Hyderabad; 1998 Asian Games, and Thailand Institute for Technology & Research, Bangkok.

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