This new $87 million  260,000 square foot Design/Build headquarters building provides a high quality private-sector/commercial style office. The auditorium and conference space for the Army Command operations is one of only four permanent headquarters locations for the Army’s 4-Star Generals. A Band facility also located on the site uses the same architectural vocabulary to create an integrated campus environment. The Training and Doctrine Command Headquarters Building facility also provides commercial-style office, auditorium and conference space for the Army Command operations, a parking area, ceremonial fields, and future developments. The new complex is a five-story, structural steel building that meets Anti-Terrorism Force Protection set back requirements and is built to achieve LEED Silver Certification.

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The New Terminal included separate international and domestic gates, with commercial and duty free areas, immigration facilities, offices, airline support spaces, and independent landside facilities.  In addition to improving the intrinsic imitations of renovating a terminal that was designed and built more than 50 years ago, the proposal improves substantially the passenger experience, the terminal’s commercial and logistical aspects, and provides for a more efficient hub operation. The updated alternative was developed for a new 34-gate terminal and master construction for the new El Dorado Airport.

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Purple Line Transit Center involves stakeholders, MTA, WMATA, MDOT, McDean, College Park, (MD), (Various locations) and consists of designing and coordinating Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, utilities and Civil disciplines.  The project intent is to dovetail proposed design solutions for metro rail in to existing contextual site information and coordination of design build contractor with issues of locating elevators.  Various Mezzanine level construction, center platform and side platform configurations, architectural, structural plan development as well as benefits developing diagrams clearly indicate problems and solutions to client quantity, quality, and contextual concerns.

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