Founded in 2001, McLelland Architecture has produced designs for several dozen projects of various scales across multiple building types, ranging from small-scale historic residential restoration to new multi-floor mixed commercial-condominium development. Other projects have included restaurants, churches, retail space, and a municipal park pavilion.

The firm’s experience includes a collaborative effort with Atlanta urban designers Urban Collage on a campus renovation for the Kentuck Museum Association in Northport, Alabama.

McLelland Architecture is committed to the realization of a progressive Southern architecture that combines a sense of cultural and physical rootedness with a commitment to sustainable design and construction.

Jonathan McLelland
M Arch, RA, LEED AP
Architectural Registration -- Alabama License Number 5324; Mississippi License Number 4464
LEED Accredited Professional
Professional Memberships -- US Green Building Council; NCARB

McLelland Architecture, 2001-Present
Currently over 90,000 sf of various building types in design or under construction, including among others (with approximate square footages):

Tucker House 4,500 sf, residence, LEED for Homes
Marshall House Renovation/Addition 4,000 sf, residence, LEED for Homes
Adcox House 2,000 sf, residence, LEED for Homes
Gulf Coast Seafood Cooperative 12,000 sf, waste recycling plant, LEED NC
Innisfree Irish Pub and Restaurant 5,000 sf, historic building conversion
Savannah Grand Building 60,000 sf, mixed-use, LEED NC
Rhythm & Brews, Meridian 16,000 sf, historic building conversion

Marcum Architects, 1999-2001

Fitts Architects, 1996-1999

Georgia Institute of Technology, Master of Architecture 1996

University of Pennsylvania, Bachelor of Arts with Honors, International Relations 1985

Indian Springs School, Diploma 1981

1610 ALACA PLACE, TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA 35401
(205)792-3936 (p) (205)344-4021 (f) mclellandarchitecture@comcast.net