Articles Tagged with ''Shawmut Design and Construction''

Studio Joseph and Shawmut have a nearly $31M assignment to build one of the first public buildings in New York City using the material. 

The nine-story, 354,000-sq-ft facility advances cutting-edge biomedical research and next-generation medical education while also setting a new standard for sustainability.

Timely completion of the 70,000-sq-ft academic facility was critical to launching a new nursing education program, addressing an urgent regional health care workforce need.

An adaptive reuse project on the Wende Museum campus has transformed a 2,000-sq-ft abandoned MGM A-frame prop house and expansion into a vibrant cultural hub.

Spanning seven acres, the comprehensive $70-million renovation has revitalized an iconic public space into a vibrant, accessible, and sustainable urban plaza.

The Sunset Park public library project in Brooklyn not only revitalized one of the borough’s busiest branches, it also combines public library facilities with 100% affordable housing—a first for New York City, says the project team.

As one of the first major cross-laminated timber (CLT) office buildings in Los Angeles, 843 N Spring Street embraces biophilic and low carbon office design.

Following a $24-million renovation, the historic Crest Theatre has been meticulously transformed into the state-of-the-art UCLA Nimoy Theater, reviving a cultural landmark on Westwood Boulevard and honoring the legacy of actor and philanthropist Leonard Nimoy.

This $58-million renovation seeks to recognize the history of the landmark theater, which opened in 1925, while integrating improvements to meet the demands of modern performing arts venues.

Totaling more than 26,000 sq ft of renovated space, the ballpark’s first major upgrade since opening in 2009 focused on enhancing the game day experience, with new clubs and gathering spaces, expanded suites and a greater variety of food and beverage options.