Harvard Jolly Architecture

12/07/2018

Harvard Jolly President, Ward Friszolowski discusses the firms' high-profile projects, growth, and the strategy for surviving the past eight decades in the competitive field of architecture.

St. Petersburg, Florida-based Harvard Jolly Architecture has survived for eight decades in the competitive field of architectural design thanks to a unique mix of for- and non-profit clients.

10/17/2018

The People's Choice online voting is now open for this year’s AIA Tampa Bay 2018 Design Awards! Harvard Jolly Architecture, Wannemacher Jensen Architects and Design Director Yann Weymouth have submitted the James Museum and WE NEED YOUR HELP! Click the link below to cast your votes! https://lnkd.in/erZvixc

2018 AIA Tampa Bay Design Awards

07/31/2018

Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida has been named the #1 Most Beautiful Hospital in the United States according to Soliant Health’s annual ranking. Harvard Jolly Architecture designed the expansion and renovation of the facility, which included 310,000 SF of new space, & renovation of 47,000 SF of existing space. Thank you, Soliant Health for ranking Golisano Children’s Hospital #1 in your top 20 annual ranking!

After more than a quarter-million votes, the results are in for Soliant’s 2018 Most Beautiful Hospitals in the U.S. This year’s rankings featured the largest-ever number of hospitals that have appeared in one of our previous rankings – a sizable majority. And while both Florida and Illinois ar...

07/12/2018

The University of South Florida St. Petersburg’s Kate Tiedemann College of Business (pictured below) is nominated for the 2018 People’s Choice Award for architecture and AIA Florida. The People’s Choice Award is one of architecture’s most prestigious honors and it is based solely on votes from the public. The building was designed by Harvard Jolly Architecture and Ikon.5. If you would like to help our chances of winning the People’s Choice Award for 2018 please vote here: http://floridapeopleschoice.org/

02/22/2018

USFSP Kate Tiedemann College of Business, has received a Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council and an American Institute of Architects’ Tampa Bay Chapter 2017 Honor Award. The iconic home for the College of Business, designed by Harvard Jolly Architecture and ikon.5 architects (a joint venture), was challenged by the College to create a “signature building” that would “stand out and break the campus convention.” Mission accomplished. See link below for more information.

USFSP College of Business Building Receives LEED Gold Certification

12/21/2017

Wishing you a Happy Holiday Season!

04/13/2017

Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida is scheduled to open May 10th. Harvard Jolly is proud to have helped create this colorful, whimsical and distinctive children’s hospital that showcases the beauty of Southwest Florida. Thank you to our team and the Fort Myers community for helping us establish such a welcoming environment for the kids and their families.

Lee Health System prepares to open Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida.

12/16/2016

Happy Holidays from the Harvard Jolly Architecture Team!

12/02/2016

Tuesday was an exciting day for Florida SouthWestern State College, as the university debuted the new Suncoast Credit Union Arena which houses the college’s newly created athletic program. In collaboration with Hastings+Chivetta, Harvard Jolly Architecture designed the new 3,258-seat arena. The state-of-the-art facility spans 75,470 square feet and provides expansive capacity to serve a variety of events with a hospitality suite, six luxury suites and second-floor exterior event space overlooking the adjacent pond. Check out the link below for a virtual tour.

08/16/2016

Harvard Jolly’s Gulf Gate Library in Sarasota was named “The Most Beautiful Library in Florida” the project was a collaborative effort with Sarasota County and our internal team of Phil Trezza, Amy Weber, Nola Davidson and Jim Clees. Check out the link below!

Libraries can feature tall ceilings, quaint reading spaces, glass, wood, or concrete — all qualities highlighted in libraries around the country.

07/12/2016

Check out the article below featuring The James Museum designed by The St. Pete Design Group, a partnership which includes Harvard Jolly Architecture and Wannemacher Jensen Architects, with Design Director Yann Weymouth! We are excited to be part of this project and look forward to another beautiful building in St. Pete.

07/01/2016

Check out the article below featuring the groundbreaking for Harvard Jolly’s design of the new Babcock Ranch Town Center, or “Solar City.” This is not only the largest development project currently underway in the United States, it is also the world’s first solar-powered town. When it is complete, the town will have 19,500 private residences and 6 million-SF of commercial and community space!

05/26/2016

The AIA Florida Gulf Coast Chapter is having its Biennial Design Awards. Please follow the link below to vote for Harvard Jolly’s restoration of Paul Rudolph's historic Sarasota High for the Spirit of Sarasota Award! Through June 2, you can vote for your favorite project and the winner will be recognized with a People’s Choice Award at the AIA celebration on June 16.

https://www.sarasotamagazine.com/slideshows/2016/5/3/vote-for-your-favorite-in-the-spirit-of-sarasota-architecture-awards

Choose your favorite architecture project for the People's Choice "Spirit of Sarasota" winner.

05/12/2016

Catch a sneak peak of USF Sarasota-Manatee's Student Commons area below. Harvard Jolly Architecture worked closely with the University to design a space that is in-tune with the students and meets the needs of the University.

USF Sarasota-Manatee will debut a brand new student common at the beginning of the Fall 2016 semester.

04/15/2016

Harvard Jolly is proud to support Pinellas County Commissioner John Morroni for his 21st Annual Appreciation Luncheon for Emergency Personnel. There were over 530 people in attendance and a total of $60,000 was raised, of which $30,000 was donated to Sheriff Bob Gualtieri's Safe Harbor homeless shelter program, and the remaining $30,000 to Catholic Charities!