Renovation &
Adaptive Reuse

Leveraging the value of built resources to meet contemporary aspirations

“Each space has developed beyond expectations, and has proved to be truly flexible...Virtually every space has expanded the possibilities of exploration.”

David Gere, Professor, World Arts & Culture, UCLA

Reimagining a building is rewarding and complex; we explore all aspects with an integrated approach and respect for built heritage. Reuse is a critical path for optimizing financial, ecological, and embodied resources, and the physical and cultural return can last for generations.

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Powell Library Seismic Improvements University of California, Los Angeles

Roosevelt Elementary School Master Plan Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District

Humanities and Social Science Building University of California, San Diego

UCLA Faculty Club University of California, Los Angeles

Faculty Club Renovation and Guest House Addition University of California, Santa Barbara

Hillman Hall, Brown School of Social Work Washington University in St. Louis

Lower Sproul Redevelopment & MLK Building University of California, Berkeley

Sloan School of Management Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Grangegorman Urban Quarter Master Plan Grangegorman Development Agency

French Family Science Center Duke University

Glorya Kaufman Hall / Center for World Arts and Cultures University of California, Los Angeles

Joseph A Steger Student Life Center & Swift Hall University of Cincinnati

Hugh & Hazel Darling Law Library University of California, Los Angeles

Tacoma Campus Master Plan University of Washington

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Community

UCLA Faculty Club Recognized for Preserving History

The UCLA Faculty Club renovation has received a Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award. Representing a place for community advocacy and collaboration, this project preserves a distinctive modern, ranch-style institutional building for future generations of Bruins.

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