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Whole Foods Store Support Center

Located two blocks from the busy Midtown Whole Foods, this corporate environment supports local store operations. Spanning two floors, the Support Center weaves the Whole Foods brand aesthetic throughout the reception area, lobby, offices, workstations, conference room and informal collaboration spaces. Leapley coordinated all interior construction efforts with the major base building renovation at Colony Square and other contractors working throughout the building. 

Project Details:

Location:

Atlanta, GA

Size:

30,000 SF

Client/Owner:

Whole Foods Market

Design Team:

HKS Architects

AWARDS:

First Place, Build Georgia Awards, AGC of Georgia, 2021

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David Goodson is an accomplished operational leader with 13 years of experience delivering complex construction and capital improvement projects. Leveraging his background in facility management for Norfolk Southern and The Coca-Cola Company, David joined Leapley Construction in 2019 to lead commercial construction projects for global brands in the metropolitan area. Under his leadership, Leapley Construction successfully built the 523,000 SF Microsoft Atlanta corporate campus – the largest project in Leapley Construction’s history – while achieving 52% diverse supplier inclusion and earning significant industry recognition. As Vice President, David leads project teams to deliver complex commercial construction projects for high-profile clients while improving operational efficiencies and implementing strategic initiatives  to support the company’s continued growth and sustainability.  

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Frank holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Clemson University.  

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