From left to right: Small, Kane, Webster, and Conley

Small Kane Webster Conley Architects annouced its transition to the third generation of ownership May 6, 2010.  The firm hosted a reception at their office to celebrate the new name as well as sixty one years of continuous success in the architecture, interior design, and planning fields.  Together, Shane Webster, AIA; Neal J. Conley, AIA; G. Milton Small III, AIA, LEEP AP; and Kerry Alan Kane, AIA, LEED AP make up Small Kane Webster Conley Architects, PA. The firm has been in practice since its opening in 1949 by the late G. Milton Small III, FAIA.

 There are many law schools in the state of North Carolina, but there is only one that is located in the heart of the state capital.  The reactivation of this 20 year old multi-tenant office building has successfully brought new life and activity to the surrounding urban area. 

The Law School was one of nine new construction and rehabilitation projects selected to receive a prestigious Imprint Award from the Downtown Raleigh Alliance for significantly contributing to the identity of downtown Raleigh on February 25th. 

For more information about the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law and the recent award please visit http://law.campbell.edu/news/2010_campbell_dra_award.html.

Originally constructed in 1926, Olds Elementary School was in danger of being razed and replaced. But the community rallied to save a piece of their history and today hundreds of students, teachers and parents walk through the halls of this transformed school.  There has been an overwhelming response to the renovation and addition from the community, staff and students, each of whom has expressed tremendous sense of pride in the “New Olds.”

The renovation and addition was featured by the National Trust as an historic school preservation success story. For further project information and to view the article in its entirety, please see the attached article below.

Historic Trust Success Story: Fred A. Olds Elementary

NC Magazine recently interviewed Neal Conley, AIA, a principal and project architect at Small Kane, on how the firm seeks to provide “A Green Education.” The article, posted below, discusses what area firms are doing to promote green technologies in school design, and it features information for the Barwell Road Elementary School and Community Center project designed for Wake County Public Schools and City of Raleigh Parks and Recreation Department.

NC Magazine Green Article