The founder of Automated Tracking Systems wanted a headquarters facility that would convey an image of quality and stability. It was decided that the American Georgian style would be most appropriate. Located in Hudson, Ohio, the building is in perfect harmony with the local traditional style of the Western Reserve Academy and other 19th century institutional

structures. From details of Flemish bond brickwork to the five part building massing, the architectural quality is first class. A richly detailed entrance portico sits atop a broad stone staircase at the formal entrance. The rear facade continues the formal symmetry and is planned to compliment future additional structures around a campus quadrangle. The exterior design compliments the traditional exterior with a curving center staircase and wood paneled walls.