Posts for Archives: Project

Photo Credit: Josh Partee Architectural Photography Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) provides clean, reliable and affordable hydropower to eight states throughout the Pacific Northwest. The Technical Services Building is BPA’s new facility that supports testing, maintenance, and repair of new and existing components controls and communications across transmission facilities. It also increases training capacity with purpose-built […]

Photo Credit: Jeremy Bittermann / JBSA Milgard Hall at the University of Washington Tacoma (UWT) responds to the need for STEM education in the South Sound region. It serves as a hub for innovation and collaboration by bringing together the Milgard School of Business, the School of Engineering & Technology and the Global Innovation & […]

The University of California, San Diego (UCSD) Nuevo East Graduate Student Housing project is a mixed-use residential community that includes 712,000 total sq. ft. of five mid- and high-rise residential buildings housing 1,374 students in one- to four-bedroom apartments and townhomes. A sixth building, The Exchange, serves as a gateway to the East Campus and […]

The University of Arizona’s commitment to student success in all its facets manifests in the Student Success District. This complex project redefines and revitalizes the Main Library, Weaver Science-Engineering Library and historic Bear Down Gymnasium and merges them with the new 57,000 sq. ft. Bartlett Center for Student Success to create an interconnected District providing […]

The New York State Convention Center Development Corporation sought to expand the iconic Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Manhattan’s West Side, constructed in the 1980s, to compete with worldwide convention centers and provide significant economic benefits to the State and City of New York. The Javits Center expansion was a key element in the […]

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been facing a significant increase in demand for temples worldwide. To meet this demand, the Church partnered with Haskell to develop a modular approach for temple construction to accelerate the schedule of these projects without sacrificing quality. Although modular construction is not new, it has never […]

Photo Credit: John Wadsworth Photography At over 62,739 sq. ft., the Hampton Virginia Aquaplex is Virginia’s largest competitive aquatic facility and one of the largest competitive aquatics facilities in the mid-Atlantic region. The Aquaplex includes a 50-meter competitive pool with seating for 1,500 spectators and more than 700 competitors, a 25-yard program pool, and an […]

A 2013 Master Plan Update projected Tampa International Airport passenger volumes to grow from 17 million to more than 31 million over the next 20 years. The airport, already one of the busiest in the country, needed an innovative solution to address both this growing passenger demand and the rising popularity of ride-share services and […]

The San Jose Mineta International Airport Aircraft Rescue & Fire (AARF) Fighting Facility project was delivered one month early — despite additional scope added to the project — within budget and with a perfect safety record. It is the first facility on the West Coast to serve two separate firefighting crews within one building: the […]

Photo Credit: James Ewing/JBSA The Portland Building stands out among the buildings of downtown Portland, OR as a colorful postmodern icon, designed by Michael Graves and built in 1982 as administrative offices for the City of Portland. Despite international recognition for its groundbreaking design, it faced problems with its structure, exterior and operational systems that […]