Articles Tagged with ''renovation/restoration''

Designed for a financial services firm, the two-floor transformation aims to foster increased collaboration, social spaces and a residential atmosphere that inspires employees to return to the office. <

Construction of two parking garages, new meeting space and other renovations at the Tucson Convention Center began in late 2019.

Built in 1936, the University of Arizona’s chemistry building, nicknamed Old Chem, sits within a 33-acre historic district that is part of the university’s plan to preserve and feature buildings and landscapes dating from 1891 through 1937.

The $141-million effort to renovate and modernize the U.S. Courthouse in Charlotte created an anchor for revitalization and future development in the city’s Central Business District.

The Kings Bay Dry Dock Recapitalization was the U.S. Navy facility’s first major overhaul in its three-decade history.

A nationally recognized historic place, the 166-year-old First Presbyterian Church in Charlotte embarked on a renovation project aimed at preserving the history and integrity of the church while making improvements to meet its changing needs.

Vacant Sears store conversion at Rochester, N.Y., mall sliced six months off the construction schedule compared with starting from scratch.

Located along the Embarcadero in San Francisco’s North Waterfront District, this historic 98,000-sq-ft, three-story Class-A office building completed in June 2022 was formerly a 1920s-era warehouse that was home to Otis Elevator’s West Coast manufacturing operation.

Completed on time and on budget in December, the project involved the full renovation and restoration of the Bird House, one of the signature exhibits of  the National Zoo.

The $71-million project involved extensive renovation of a Gothic Revival-style national historic landmark erected in 1894.