(Atlanta, August 20, 2025) – The global integrated design firm Â黨ÐÇ¿Õmv announced today that Atlanta-based has joined the firm. The addition of CCCA marks a strategic expansion of Â黨ÐÇ¿Õmv’s presence in the Southeast, establishing a permanent operation in Atlanta that complements its existing offices in Charlotte, Durham, Nashville, and Orlando.

Founded in 1987, CCCA is a community focused design firm with expertise in early learning and K-12 education, higher education, on-campus student housing, recreation centers, and design for public and private sector clients. In addition to receiving recognition for design from the AIA, IIDA, ALA, and other industry organizations, CCCA was honored as Georgia AIA Firm of the Year in 2020.

CCCA’s design philosophy is grounded in active listening and creative visioning which inspires innovative design solutions for clients. The firm’s recent projects include Emory University’s ; Kennesaw State University’s residence; Joseph W. Jones’ in Baker County, Georgia; the Georgia Department of Natural Resources in Savannah; and additional work for elite public and private school clients in the Southeast.

“CCCA immediately strengthens our expertise in on-campus student housing and our entire higher education portfolio. An established office in Atlanta also gives us a base to meet the design needs of our civic, cultural, federal, healthcare, sports, and private market clients throughout the Southeast,” McKay continued.

The firm’s 40 design professionals will operate as Â黨ÐÇ¿Õmv|Collins Cooper Carusi from its existing office at 3391 Peachtree Road NE, in Atlanta. Eric Richardson, AIA; Sandy Cooper, AIA; Fiona Grandowski, AIA, IIDA; Jeff Juliano, AIA; and Clayton Daspit, AIA, LEED AP, will join Â黨ÐÇ¿Õmv as Principals, ensuring leadership continuity and a seamless transition for clients and staff.

“Just as exciting, our team members can become employee-owners and tap into the strength of Â黨ÐÇ¿Õmv’s multidisciplinary, global platform – an opportunity that will be truly career-defining,” Richardson continued.