This project was a complete new building constructed inside the old masonry exterior walls, partially destroyed by fire May 15, 2001. The work included new concrete and steel floor, all new interiors, HVAC, electrical, restrooms, elevator and penthouse. The exterior was refurbished with new high efficiency windows, lead-coated copper roofing, new …
This project consisted of the design and construction of twenty-five laboratories on the unfinished top floor of the Allied Aging Building. We interviewed researchers and administrators of other research labs on campus during design to provide solutions that had not been implemented in previous lab projects. The storage space above the …
This historic building, built in 1865 and recognized on the National Register of Historic Buildings, is the oldest surviving building on the KSD campus, and contains a recreation of a student dormitory and classroom from the 1850′s. Our renovations consisted of exterior painting, wood column repair, and wood windows. The …
This addition to an existing church was initiated in 2010. We worked with the client to meet their needs for a growing congregation while mindful of budget and site limitations. We prepared schematic drawings and photographic renderings for use in fundraising as well as guiding the building committee through the …
Exterior renovation included a small addition designed to be compatible with the historic structure for a mobile shelving storage system, all new roofing, storm windows, repair of rotten wood, stone repair and painting. Interior renovation included all new finishes, wood floor refinishing, painting, ceilings, lighting and new HVAC systems. Bathrooms were …
Our firm joined forces with Packs, Inc. as a design-build team for an 18,000 s.f. addition to the existing Methodist Church in Morehead, Kentucky. We worked directly with the Owners to provide new classrooms and fellowship hall for budgeted funds. We provided full construction drawings and made required submissions for …
The Owner hired our firm to design a new Admissions Office for incoming medical students. They asked that it be impressive, light and airy, more contemporary than typical hospital environment. Existing rooms were demolished adjoining the double-wide corridor to create this space. The serpentine frameless glass wall maintained privacy, yet …