While working with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), Earl S. Bell contributed to the design and coordination for JFK Terminal 4. He redesigned undulating perforations in the acoustic ceiling panels, ensuring manufacturability while maintaining aesthetic appeal. Earl also collaborated with Arup's engineers to produce detailed visualization diagrams for control tower layouts and resolved design conflicts between architectural, structural, and MEP systems.

Atlanta Heights is a groundbreaking 25-acre mixed-use development, masterfully designed and planned by Earl S. Bell, that seamlessly blends cultural heritage, green technology, and modern urban innovation. Drawing inspiration from Native American and African American design motifs, this development celebrates the rich histories and artistic traditions of these communities, establishing a one-of-a-kind tourist attraction and global destination. The master plan integrates luxurious residential spaces, vibrant retail hubs, and cutting-edge office facilities, all connected by thoughtfully designed pedestrian pathways and lush green spaces. At its heart is a captivating public plaza featuring culturally inspired art installations, live performance venues, and diverse dining experiences, creating a vibrant, immersive destination for residents and visitors alike.

Sustainability lies at the core of Atlanta Heights, with green technology integrated into many aspects of the master plan. Renewable energy systems, eco-friendly materials, and smart city infrastructure ensure that the development balances innovation with environmental responsibility. From energy-efficient building designs to green roofs and solar-powered public spaces, Atlanta Heights embodies the principles of sustainable urban living. Earl S. Bell’s visionary approach not only showcases the power of culturally enriched design but also sets a new standard for eco-conscious development. As a landmark destination, Atlanta Heights will redefine modern living, celebrating diversity, innovation, and environmental stewardship for generations to come.

Envisioned by Earl S. Bell, the Bell Estate spans 400 acres of ancestral land in Georgia, designed as a fully self-contained village capable of meeting all its needs. This meticulously planned community produces its own energy through renewable sources, grows its own food in expansive agricultural zones, and manufactures essential goods within designated industrial areas. The estate seamlessly integrates residential, agricultural, and industrial spaces, ensuring efficiency and functionality. Residents live in thoughtfully designed homes connected by pathways to community hubs and production facilities, fostering a strong sense of cohesion. Every aspect of the village is designed to operate autonomously, creating a self-reliant community where external dependencies are minimal.

A cornerstone of the Bell Estate is its strong focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) businesses. The village is designed to be a haven for inventors, offering spaces that foster creativity and innovation. Dedicated facilities support the generation of white papers, patents, and prototypes, providing an environment where inventors can comfortably develop groundbreaking ideas. Additionally, the village actively engages in international trade, exporting high-quality agricultural products, advanced manufactured goods, and unique innovations to global markets. With a central plaza serving as a hub for trade, cultural exchange, and collaboration, the Bell Estate balances its legacy with a forward-thinking vision. By integrating self-sufficiency, global commerce, and a strong commitment to fostering innovation, the Bell Estate redefines what a modern village can achieve.

The African American Lawyers Museum celebrates the remarkable contributions and legacies of African American legal professionals who have shaped U.S. history. Originally conceived by Tiffany Simmons and enhanced with innovative designs by BG Latitude LLC, this visionary museum project aims to educate, inspire, and honor the pioneers of justice.

The museum will feature immersive exhibits and interactive spaces, including:

• Notable Figures: Personalized exhibits on trailblazers like Ketanji Brown Jackson, Johnny Cochran, and Michelle Obama, highlighting their impact on the legal and cultural landscape.
• Interactive Experiences: AI-powered Legal Curator Booths for public engagement and Mock Trial Spaces offering hands-on insights into courtroom proceedings.
• Thematic Exhibits: Showcasing the achievements of pioneering African American judges, lawyers, and civil rights leaders like Constance Baker Motley, Barbara Jordan, and Loretta Lynch.

This institution is designed as a hub for education and cultural enrichment, blending historical storytelling with cutting-edge technology. BG Latitude LLC’s expertise ensures the museum’s exhibits effectively convey its mission while attracting stakeholders to support its development.

The Addis Hotel, designed by Earl S. Bell, is located on the ancestral land of the Gile family and serves as a beacon of elegance and cultural pride. This iconic establishment combines modern luxury with artistic elements inspired by Ethiopian heritage, creating a one-of-a-kind destination for global travelers and cultural enthusiasts. The hotel offers breathtaking architecture, premium accommodations, and world-class amenities, making it a hub for international events and local celebrations. With unique spaces adorned with traditional motifs and cutting-edge design, the Addis Hotel bridges history and innovation, honoring the Gile family legacy while redefining hospitality.