Completed in partnership with Catamount Constructors, the project represents a significant investment in preserving one of Atlanta's most historic and culturally important landmarks.

Located in the heart of Atlanta's Sweet Auburn district, the Prince Hall Masonic Temple has long served as a symbol of Black leadership, entrepreneurship, and community engagement. The restoration effort focused on preserving the building's historic character while preparing it for continued use and long-term stewardship as part of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park.

The project required careful coordination among project partners, stakeholders, and preservation professionals to ensure the building's architectural integrity and historical significance were maintained throughout the restoration process.

"This project was about more than restoring a building, it was about honoring a legacy," said Ernest Ellis, President & CEO of FS 360. "We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the preservation of such an important piece of Atlanta's history and proud to see the team's efforts recognized by CMAA."

The CMAA Project Achievement Awards recognize excellence in project delivery, leadership, collaboration, and overall project success. Receiving this award reflects the dedication and commitment of the entire project team and the shared vision that guided the restoration from planning through completion.

FS 360 extends its appreciation to our project partners, stakeholders, and community leaders whose collaboration helped make this achievement possible.

We are honored to be part of a project that preserves an important chapter of Atlanta's history while creating lasting value for future generations.

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