Archive for the ‘Collaboration’ Category

St. Anne’s-Belfield Upper School Theater

Thursday, June 23rd, 2016

The new theater for St. Anne’s-Belfield School’s Upper School will replace an aging, undersized facility that was created from a gymnasium.

  • The room has a seating capacity of 460 on two levels – large enough for the entire Upper School and faculty.
  • The room has the ability to darken the balcony and back sections for smaller audience sizes.
  • The seating is shaped in a “half moon” configuration with a thrust stage to emphasize the visual connections of students in the audience with each other and with the speaker on the stage.
  • The space is designed to create an intimate experience that reinforces a sense of community and belonging.

Edmund Burke School

Thursday, December 20th, 2012

A new four-story Academic Center connects to the existing school by a pedestrian bridge and sits atop a 47 car underground parking garage. The project features a large student commons, a studio theater, drama and arts classrooms and labs. The contemporary style of the Academic Center fits contextually with the adjacent commercial structures of its setting on one of D.C.’s major urban avenues.

Georgetown Day School

Tuesday, December 18th, 2012

BGA designed and completed a major expansion, providing additions and renovations to the existing school as well as a new underground athletic center and parking structure. The three-story addition creates a new main entrance tied to a multi-level meeting space and student/faculty living room for the school. The Project was completed with an aggressive, continuous multi-phased construction schedule, which did not disrupt the ongoing school operations.

MAA Conference Center

Monday, December 27th, 2010

BGA’s adaptive reuse transformed an existing 19th century carriage house into a state-of-the-art, flexible meeting space for classrooms, event space and conference center accommodating up to 60 people. Period interior construction reflects the original structure’s past while sensitivity to replacing exterior detailing was paramount, referencing its utilitarian past.

 

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

Office and meeting space, lecture rooms, community building, hospitality, dining and fitness center facilities are featured in this major expansion and renovation for one of the most well-respected bio-medical research institutions in the world. The new expansion to their office and meeting spaces promotes a communal work culture. This project achieved LEED Gold for New Construction.

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