AOM Renovation/Restoration: Browne Education Campus Modernization
The project team transformed a beloved community institution into a model for 21st-century public education, renovating a nearly century-old main building and its 1950s-era South Wing
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The project team transformed a beloved community institution into a model for 21st-century public education, renovating a nearly century-old main building and its 1950s-era South Wing
Untouched by major upgrades for more than 50 years, the 72,801-sq-ft, three-story building has been transformed into a modern, high-performance administrative headquarters while preserving its legacy.
The 20-story, 520,000-sq-ft megaproject combines nearly 250 hotel rooms with more than 90 condominiums<
Delivering nearly 50 affordable senior living units required the project team to navigate complex challenges, including unforeseen subsurface conditions
What was once an underutilized site has been transformed into a dense, pedestrian-oriented mixed-use development.
The project culminated a 20-year community-led effort to restore the 3-acre detention pond that had sustained diminished ecological function.
Carrying forward the beloved previous facility’s 60-year tradition, the design of the 22,500-sq-ft Zero Energy Ready recreation center was shaped by input from the community.
Atlantic Park transformed 13 acres of long-vacant surface parking lots into a development featuring year-round surfing and a live entertainment venue as well as dining and retail space.
As the centerpiece of Richmond’s 67-acre Diamond District redevelopment, the ballpark combines elements of the city’s rich history with modern architecture and amenities.
The first of its kind regional biosolids treatment and renewable energy facility is among a handful of facilities in the country to incorporate a thermal hydrolysis process
Completed at budget and on schedule despite an aggressive time schedule and pandemic-related cost increases, the complex project eliminates long-standing combined sewer overflow issues
Positioned for net-zero energy performance, the project’s ground-source geothermal system serves its mechanical systems