Welcome back Jessica! GMSHAY is excited to announce that Jessica Moeslein is returning to our team as Director of Business Development,...

GMSHAY is enjoying spending summer with our awesome and intelligent intern, Kennedy Reid. We asked Kennedy to share her thoughts about...

GMSHAY received a certificate of appreciation from Scenic Savannah for Benedictine Military School’s new parking lot and landscaping....

I recently read a couple of articles regarding public space which gave me with a rush of inspiration that challenged me to start writing...

Last Friday, The GMSHAY team embarked on a journey to make our new offices feel more like home. The biggest home maker is without...

Our most recent addition to the GMShay Team joins us from Atlanta for the summer as an intern. We took a moment to get to know her better...

Fact: Buildings create about 40% of all carbon emissions worldwide, while transportation creates 23%. The making and operating of...

GMShay is proud to announce that out of 147 submissions statewide, we have won the "Award of Merit" for outstanding design for the new...

This year just hasn’t turned out like we planned. 2020 was supposed to be about clear vision—like the number for someone that doesn’t...

GMShay is excited to announce that we are now certifying technicians for Enterprise Green Communities' projects. EGC is a community of...

GMShay is celebrating Juneteenth as a holiday so that we can reflect on what it means to be free from America’s deep and dark past in...

Resilience – The ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change. It’s something that is inherent within our nature. One...

The past ten weeks have been unlike any other time in my life. It felt as if instantly my entire routine became a distant memory. The...

Eric Meyerhoff, founding principal of Gunn Meyerhoff Shay Architects, passed away on May 19,2020 at the age of 91. If Savannah holds a...

I have always been dubious about the making of architecture from shipping containers. Although there are lots of cool looking examples on...

Shelter and Place have always been the primary concerns of architects, long before the COVID-19 pandemic. Vitruvius summed it all up in...

After carefully studying the iconic Owens-Thomas House and the historic President’s Quarters Inn, we are proposing this design for the...

When Richard Richardson began construction on his palatial residence in 1816, he knew he was making a place that would leave a deep...

James Edward Oglethorpe had a grand master plan. Grounded in the philosophy of the Enlightenment, it was more than just a map of town...

Without a doubt, Venice offers a feast for the eyes of anyone that takes time to see. Every corner turned opens to a new vista, even more...