Located in Washington Dulles International Airport’s international concourse, the 4,900-sq-ft project includes four lounge seating areas with buffets, a bar, spa/shower, prayer rooms, VIP area, commercial kitchen, television walls, flight displays and a fireplace.
Seeking to provide education, recreation and training services to residents of Newark, the city’s housing authority wanted a facility where people could gather, exercise and boost skills in a rapidly transforming digital-based economy.
Construction of this $3.4-million, 12,500-sq-ft educational center for Birmingham’s PreSchool Partners, a 501c3 organization dedicated to preparing at-risk 3- and 4-year-olds for kindergarten, marked the group’s first facility and enabled it to significantly expand operations.
The Center for Puppetry Art’s addition features a complex shape and colorful Kermit-green exterior, with off-centered windows and sharp angles that give the building a playful appearance.
The construction team renovated three community facilities during the eight-month project, including improvements to the Ranch House, the Community Center and Dakota Lodge.
Denver high-rise 999 18th Street, also known as Denver Place, has undergone a series of base-building improvements over the years to remain competitive with the many newer office products coming on line in the city.
Wilsonart’s new 31,000-sq-ft headquarters was designed to display the company’s latest products and provide a unifying space for collaborative work areas that integrate the organization into an open office.
According to the design team, Moody Bridge is the first pedestrian bridge in the U.S. to use an inverted Fink Truss design, which supports the span from a single central tower resting on the traffic median below.
