| PROJECT | CLIENT | STATUS | PROGRAM |
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Army Test and Evaluation Command Headquarters Aberdeen, MD |
US Army Corps of Engineers | Completed 2011 |
Three-story headquarters building totaling 142,000-sf with large ceremonial central atrium. |
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CDC Bureau of Health Statistics Hyattsville, MD |
Centers for Disease Control | Completed 2003 |
200,000 sf, 7-stories, government build-to-suit. |
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City of Grapevine Visitors Complex Grapevine, TX |
City of Grapevine |
Two-story, 40,000-sf visitors center for historic small town center. |
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DISA Bailey's Crossroads, VA |
Defense Information Systems Agency | Completed 2002 |
Five-story, build-to-suit headquarters totaling 374,248-sf. |
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FDIC Arlington, VA |
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | Completed 1992 |
470,000-sf headquarters operations and training center. |
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HHMI Janelia Farms Apartments Ashburn, VA |
Howard Hughes Medical Institute | Photos © Maxwell MacKenzie | Completed 2011 |
Four-story, 81,852-sf, 60-unit apartment building for visiting research scientists. |
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International Monetary Fund HQ II Washington, DC |
International Monetary Fund | Completed 2005 |
12-story headquarters office building totaling 650,000-sf. |
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Japan Information and Culture Center Washington, DC |
Japanese Embassy of the United States | Completed 2011 |
Design of 7,500-sf cultural center and auditorium. |
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Missile Defense Agency Ft. Belvoir, VA |
US Army Corps of Engineers | Completed 2011 |
3-stories, 99,000-sf for 300 military personnel on 10.9 acres with 230-car surface parking. |
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Sallie Mae Reston, VA |
Sallie Mae | Completed 2004 |
4.65 acres, 9-stories, 240,000 sf, build-to-suite headquarters and conference facility. |
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U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and Administrative Headquarters Washington, DC |
General Services Administration |
Fit-out of a 40,000-sf administrative office space. |
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US Coast Guard Headquarters Washington, DC |
General Services Administration | In Progress |
31-acre, 1,179,500-sf headquarters building for the US Coast Guard. |
City of Grapevine
Architecture
Two-story, 40,000-sf visitors center for historic small town center.
Description
The City of Grapevine has a carefully crafted image as a historic small Texas town. The design objective for the project was strengthening the existing character of Historic Downtown Grapevine, through a new facility that would add value and purpose for the needs of the city and its residents. The two story building contains 20,000 sf on each level supported by rear surface parking. The building has multiple functions including corporate office space, a retail visitor center and convention bureau and an exhibit museum. Special consideration was given to access, entry, service and security. The design places the building on the street strengthening the pedestrian experience. A variety of roof heights, detailing and brick colors were used to create the appearance of multiple structures in keeping with the town’s historic fabric. A clock tower was incorporated to identify the main entry and strengthen the street corner.
