Atlantic Park transformed 13 acres of long-vacant surface parking lots into a development featuring year-round surfing and a live entertainment venue as well as dining and retail space.
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Carrying forward the beloved previous facility’s 60-year tradition, the design of the 22,500-sq-ft Zero Energy Ready recreation center was shaped by input from the community.
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The project culminated a 20-year community-led effort to restore the 3-acre detention pond that had sustained diminished ecological function.
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The 567,000-sq-ft, two-story structural precast building had three major redesigns, the last of which occurred following a year-long construction pause.
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The project combined the construction of a new academic building with the renovation and modernization of the former Kirov Academy of Ballet, a historic neoclassical brick building that now houses Washington Latin’s Upper School program.
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The 58,000-sq-ft, four-story interdisciplinary science building transforms learning for middle and high school students while remaining deferential to one of Washington, D.C.’s most sensitive historic landscapes.
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What began as an effort to resolve persistent water infiltration became the catalyst for a renovation and expansion that repositioned the facility to support the evolving needs of Pennsylvania State University’s Nese College of Nursing. </
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The 76,000-sq-ft expansion and renovation effort doubled emergency department space while maintaining uninterrupted operations throughout the four-year construction phase.
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The 18,800-sq-ft “zero combustion” fossil fuel-free facility showcases next-generation energy generation technology, including geothermal storage, low-temperature hot water distribution and heat recovery chillers utilizing more than 100 geothermal wells.
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Using Living Building Challenge Core certification as a framework for low-carbon campus renewal, the project preserves the building’s historic Wissahickon schist facade, structure and Art Deco character
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