A series of complex infrastructure renovations and building system upgrades preserved the grandeur and heritage of a 100-year-old campus landmark with two subsequent mid-century additions.
To update the exterior of the occupied 12-story Tower Building, the project team replaced the existing facade with a new curtain wall system through a series of 60-ft-wide “drops.”
The two-phase renovation project on a contaminated brownfield site in the Allison Hills section of Harrisburg allowed Hamilton Health to combine multiple community clinics into a single location.
The 18-story, 311,000-sq-ft tower is the second of four high-rise residential buildings to be constructed at the North Bethesda Center transit-oriented development.
The project’s scope called for complete demolition of a former manufacturing plant at the Interstate Distribution Center in Jenkins Township to prepare the land for up to 1,506,000 sq ft of future development.
The 60,000-sq-ft office space on the first, eighth, ninth and 10th floors of a District of Columbia high-rise base building allows a fast-growing law firm to strengthen its presence in the D.C. market and attract new talent, the team says.
A network of more than 50 transfer girders built atop an existing three-level underground garage carries the entire load of the 12-story radial residential building, located next to the historic Washington Hilton Hotel.
As part of an emergency program to alleviate chronic neighborhood flooding, a one-acre underground cell at the century-old McMillan Slow Sand Filtration Site was converted into a temporary stormwater storage basin.
From a sacred Turkish mosque to a bustling urban boardwalk, a diverse group of projects earned recognition in this year’s ENR MidAtlantic Best Projects competition.
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