Located on a half-acre site, the two-story, 20,786-sq-ft mass timber library marks the first time self-supporting dowel-laminated timber (DLT) has been integrated into a folded plate roof design, according to the project team.

Implementing the most delicate phase of the museum’s master plan was itself a work of art.

After more than 40 years of planning, design and reviews, the National Museum of the U.S. Army finally became a reality in November 2020.

This 75,000-sq-ft performance, instruction, recording and practice space consolidates smaller facilities across the University of Wisconsin at Madison and includes a 660-seat main concert hall.

The simultaneous restoration and modernization of four historic prototype libraries was designed to redefine the Philadelphia Public Library as a central neighborhood resource.

The 60,000-sq-ft expansion and renovation of Christ Fellowship Church included a 400-seat multipurpose area, a children’s second-floor worship center, redesigned classrooms, conversion of a double-volume gymnasium into additional classrooms, more parking and other campus upgrades.

A thorough coordination of materials and precise planning helped the project team bring to life the final work of internationally acclaimed artist Ellsworth Kelly, who died in 2015.