Posts for Archives: Project

The Smith-Perkins Renovation & Expansion represents a milestone in Southern Methodist University’s plan to modernize its historic Residence Life Student Housing portfolio. As the first of 12 planned upgrades, the project united two 70-year-old halls through a new connector designed to encourage collaboration and community. The design preserved SMU’s Collegiate Georgian architectural character while integrating […]

The May Lee State Office Complex is the largest facility ever built by California’s Department of General Services and the largest of its kind in the nation. It consolidates several state agencies into a 1.25 million sq. ft., all-electric, zero-carbon campus, replacing some of Sacramento’s oldest government buildings with a modern hub designed for efficiency, […]

With demand for pilots rising to support 75 new 737 Max and A321neo aircraft, United Airlines needed a new flight training center quickly. The Turner + BRPH team made it happen. Building H brings 157,000 sq. ft. of space for 12 flight simulators, 12 fixed training devices, classrooms and support areas. Two simulator bays were […]

The Kansas City International Airport New Single Terminal and Garage, the city’s largest-ever infrastructure project, shows what can be done with speed, precision and care. This $1.5 billion Progressive Design-Build (PDB) effort replaced three aging terminals with one modern facility, setting a new standard for airports nationwide. Despite pandemic-era challenges, the project was finished 60 […]

The Riverside Franklin Adult Residential Facility transformed a former book repository into an 81-bed healing environment for Riverside County’s most vulnerable residents. Conceived to support individuals transitioning from inpatient behavioral health treatment to independent living, the facility is grounded in trauma-informed principles of safety, comfort, connection and choice. Patient-Centered Design Delivered on a Compressed TimelineThrough […]

The new three-story, 45,000 sq. ft. Orlando Health Neuroscience Institute brings together previously scattered neuroscience practices — including neurodiagnostic, neurosurgery, pain management and subspecialty services — into one centralized location. By consolidating care under one roof, patients benefit from a single, more convenient destination, while physicians gain immediate access to colleagues and patients without navigating […]

The Jewel & Jim Plumb Heart Center at Mercy Medical Center was envisioned as a cardiac center of excellence that brings together cutting-edge technology with simplicity, accessibility and deep community connection. The project reflects the organization’s mission of compassionate care while embracing inclusivity and innovation to meet the evolving needs of the diverse community it […]

The Washington School for the Deaf Divine Academic and Hunter Gymnasium delivered a transformative new facility, setting a national precedent for DeafSpace design. Rooted in a deeply collaborative process with students, staff and the Deaf community, the project prioritized accessibility, sensory engagement and cultural identity, creating a campus where students don’t just learn, but truly […]

Faced with a rising demand for student housing, the University of California San Diego sought a cost-effective, flexible solution that could be delivered at speed without sacrificing quality or long-term maintainability. The result was the Theatre District Living and Learning Neighborhood. This multi-building student housing complex not only met immediate capacity needs but also delivered […]

Just as fallen leaves enrich the soil for future growth, UCI’s Falling Leaves Foundation Medical Innovation Building is a state-of-the-art facility that supports the next generation of scientific discoveries. Inspired by Dr. Adeline Yen Mah’s metaphor that no matter where the leaves fall, they become the nutrient for growth and possibility, the building stands as […]