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Architect: Baskervill, Richmond
Project: Gables Shopping Center, Blacksburg
This 35,000 s.f. expansion provides a pharmacy drive thru, new bistro, wine cellar, and walk-in beer cooler to the existing Kroger at Gables Shopping Center in Blacksburg. The entire front facade of Kroger plus adjacent shops will be redesigned. www.baskervill.com
Architect: BCWH Architects, Richmond
Project: Henrico County East Area Elementary School #1
Henrico County's newest elementary school includes public spaces to the front of the school and an interior courtyard for outdoor art and science classrooms. 78,500 s.f., 750 students. Tel: 804-788-4774 / www.bcwh.com
Architect: CMSS Architects, PC, Virginia Beach, Reston, Richmond
Project: Rocketts Landing, Village Hall
On the James River in Richmond, this 12,000 s.f. adaptive re-use project includes a community lounge, fitness center, event spaces, catering kitchen, 2,300 s.f. pool house, and performance pavilion. Tel: 757-222-2010 / cmssarchitects.com
Architect: DMJM Design, Washington, DC
Project: Naval Station Master Plan, US Navy
Master planning support for the Department of the Navy, including image, historic resources, restoration, circulation, and campus sustainability. Development of building prototypes will guide future site development at the Naval Station. Tel: 703-682-4900.
Firm: Dominion Seven Architects, Lynchburg
Project: New Sandusky Middle School, Lynchburg
The first new school constructed for the City of Lynchburg since 1976 will be approximately 134,000 s.f. and be constructed behind the existing school. The project has been designed to obtain LEED certification. Tel: 434-528-4300
Architect: Evolve Architecture, Richmond
Project: Orange County Airport
A two story, 8,500 s.f replacement terminal serving the local and general aviation community. The structure references the adjacent hangar buildings and the traditional masonry of the downtown area. Contact: Syd Tetterton at 804-649-9400 / syd@evolvearchitecture.com
Architect: HKS, Inc., Richmond
Project: The Pavilion at Helen. F. Graham Cancer Center, Newark, Deleware
Roof gardens overlook a quiet pond at The Pavilion, a 125,000 s.f. expansion that will complete the full services available: counsel, treatment, research, and prevention, at a world-class care facility. www.hksinc.com
Architect: HSMM, Washington, D.C.
Project: United States Air Force Global SIGINT Operations Center
This new 113,000 s.f. headquarters building features a command center and courts facilities. Using brick, cast stone and glazing systems, the facility is designed to meet LEED Silver criteria and features a green roof. Contact Gregg Spagnolo at 202-721-7703 / gspagnolo@hsmm.com.
Architect: Kishimoto Gordon Dalaya, Rosslyn
Project: Tower III & IV Office Buildings
Tower III & IV are the final pieces to the Tower Oaks Complex located in Rockville, MD. The 9 story buildings will be over 450,000 s.f. The complex is being designed to meet LEED-Platinum Standards. Tel: 202-338-3800 / www.kgdarchitecture.com
Architect: Mitchell Matthews, Charlottesville
Project: Grove Square
Grove Square is a multi-phase, mixed-use project located adjacent to the University of Virginia Medical Center. This first phase will provide approximately 115,000 SF of office and 928 parking spaces. www.mitchellmatthews.com
Architect: Moseley Architects, Richmond
Project: CISAT Campus Dining Hall, James Madison University
An 45,000 s.f., open dining space will feature windows on three sides to maximize daylight in the space.The CISAT dining hall is being designed according to LEED standards. Tel: 804-794-7555 / moseleyarchitects.com
Architect: Odell Associates Incorperated
Project: Peninsula Resort and Club, Grand Lake, Oklahoma
Plans include 160 hotel rooms, a wellness center/spa, a 45,000 s.f. conference center, dining/yacht club facilities, pool, marina, and 73 luxury condominiums, ranging from 1,200 to over 4,000 s.f. www.odell.com
Architect: PSA-Dewberry, Fairfax
Project: Falls Church Corporate Center
First stage of expansion for this commercial complex includes a landscaped pedestrian promenade connecting the mass transit shuttle stop, two existing office towers, and a new office tower complex to the west. www.psa-dewberry.com
Architect: SFCS Inc., Roanoke
Project: Mariposa at Bethany Beach
This 42 acre CCRC in Delaware includes retirement housing choices from carriage homes to apartments and nursing beds, as well as a community/wellness center and memory support unit. LEED certification sought. Tel: 540-344-6664 / rjennings@sfcs.com
Architect: SHW Group, Reston
Project: Allied Concrete Showroom, Culpepper
A 4,500 s.f. retail outlet for a premiere manufacturer and supplier of concrete products will utilize high performance building strategies with company building products and sustainable design. Tel: 703-480-4020 / www.shwgroup.com
Architect: Wiley & Wilson, Lynchburg
Project: Nelson County New Courts Facility
Carefully proportioned to fit the scale of the campus, this new courts building provides much needed space while preserving all the existing structures. A new connector will allow access between all buildings while providing an appropriate public entry. Tel: 434-947-1901/ www.wileywilson.com
Architect: William Henry Harris & Associates, Inc.
Project: Beulah Baptist Church, Culpepper County
Brick-clad and white trim sanctuary and multi-purpose educational wing for an existing church shall include a 650-seat auditorium, administration space, education space, a Christian Life Center and support spaces. Tel: 800-473-0070 / www.harrisarchitects.org
Architects: Dalgliesh Gilpin Paxton Architects
Project: New Residence, Albemarle County
The house opens to the South and views of the Piedmont, and is surrounded by stone walls so that the house appears to grow out of the mountain landscape. Its clients sought a European feel, achieved through form and material. Tel. 434-977-4480 / www.dgparchitects.com
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