EMO is a unique design practice providing architecture, design/build, and planning services in an integrated studio focused on delivering efficient and intuitive projects to clients. With a history spanning four decades, the firm emphasizes a pragmatic and multifaceted design approach that creatively highlights the activities within architectural components. EMO values collaborative efforts, both internally within the studio culture and externally through teamwork to provide innovative and unparalleled design solutions.
EMO’s portfolio includes a range of projects, from the restoration of historical landmarks like the Fort Coombs Armory to the design of award-winning facilities such as the tennis complex with 12 lighted competition courts. The firm’s commitment to excellence is evident in its successful completion of projects like the Lake City and South Bay Correctional Facilities, which were delivered on time, under budget, and without change orders despite challenging circumstances like severe weather and an active hurricane season. EMO’s membership in The American Institute of Architects and its publication in local and national outlets underscore its reputation for creating extraordinary places that build enduring value for clients and communities.
Established to provide comprehensive architecture, design/build, and master planning services under one roof, EMO’s collaborative practice is dedicated to design and technical excellence. The firm’s multi-disciplinary design studio sets it apart by redefining architectural systems to creatively showcase the activities within them. With a team of architects, planners, general contractors, and LEED accredited professionals, EMO leverages its combined experience and technical leadership to deliver superior projects that exceed client expectations. Through principal involvement in the design and construction process, EMO ensures that each project reflects the owner’s interests and sets a new standard for the industry, emphasizing a client-centric approach to architectural practice.