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Higher Education
Designed for Generations
Current students, prospective students, parents, faculty, the surrounding community—your campus serves them all, every day. Whether you are creating a master plan, designing an innovative new facility, repurposing a building, or refreshing interiors, your latest project has to strike the right balance. It not only has to serve a multitude of users but it also has to attract and elevate experiences.
We craft higher education spaces with foresight and flexibility, meeting the evolving needs of today's campus communities while setting the stage for generations to come. Each project is a dialogue between the past and the future, the campus and the community, your mission and the student journey. This diverse mix of voices and ambitions inspires us to create learning environments that excite, adapt, and endure.
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Clemson University, Forestry and Environmental Conservation Building
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Virginia Tech, Data and Decision Sciences Building
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Higher Education
North Carolina State University, Woodson Hall
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James Madison University, Hartman Hall and Showker Hall
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Higher Education
Old Dominion University, Chemistry Building
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Radford University, Hemphill Hall
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Higher Education
James Madison University, D-Hall
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University of South Carolina Upstate, Library Expansion
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James Madison University, Bridgeforth Stadium
Athletics and Wellness
Higher Education
Transforming Spaces: Renovation Versus New Construction in Clemson University’s Forestry and Environmental Conservation Building
When partnering with a client on a new design project, it isn’t always obvious whether renovation or new construction would be the best option. When facing this challenge, decisions should be informed by a thorough investigation and evaluation of needs. What key factors should teams consider? What aspects of each project type best suit the client’s goals? What are the benefits and potential setbacks of each approach? With our help, Clemson’s decision to build its first mass timber academic building was as methodical and as data-driven as the sciences the facility will house.
