Significant Works
COMMERCIAL PROJECTS
- Cypress Gardens Bank, Winter Haven, Florida, 1965
- City Hall, Winter Haven, Florida, 1960
- Gene Leedy Architectural Office, Winter Haven, Florida, 1961
- Keiltronix Office Building, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1987
- Taxdal Medical Center, Winter Haven, Florida, 1986
- Flagship Bank, Orlando, Florida, 1975
- Chamber of Commerce, Winter Haven, Florida, 1990
- Walden Lake Country Club, Plant City, Florida 1985
- Commerce Bank of Central Florida, Winter Haven, Florida 1990
- American National Bank, Winter Haven, Florida, 1962
- Brentwood Elementary School, Sarasota, Florida, 1958
- First National Bank of Cape Canaveral, Cape Canaveral, FL 1963
RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS
- House for Contemporary Builders, Sarasota, Florida, 1950
- Craney Homes, Inc, Winter Haven, Florida, 1956
- Dormon Residence, Winter Haven, Florida, 1963
- Builder's House for Levitt & Sons Inc, Rockledge, Florida, 1964
- Libby Residence, Winter Park, Florida, 1957
- Sands Residence, Winter Haven, Florida, 1965
- S.A.E. Fraternity House, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 1963
- Sparrow Residence, Winter Haven, Florida, 1954
- Azalea Place Townhouses, Winter Park, Florida, 1982
- Brogden Residence, Winter Haven, Florida, 1979
- Carlton Beach House, Boca Grande, Florida, 1985
- Dean Residence, Winter Haven, Florida 1983
- De Pree Residence, Marco Island, Florida 1979
- Garcia Residence, Anna Maria Island, Florida, 1995
- Keilhack Residence, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1979
- Leedy Residence, Winter Haven, Florida, 1956 (Addition in 1998)
- Leedy Beach House, Casey Key, Florida, 1985 (Renovation)
- Lifsey President's House, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida 1994
- Smith Beach House, Boca Grande, Florida, 1985
- Solomon Residence & Studio, Siesta Key, Florida, 1970
- Strang Residence, Winter Haven, Florida, 1970
- Strasberg Residence, Longwood, Florida, 1982
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