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lrsarchitects.com

We design for people.

structurecraft.com

National performing arts facility featuring an all-wood structure and a rapid construction schedule.

structurepoint.com

The Battery Innovation Center (BIC) is a collaborative in-state initiative designed to incorporate leadership from universities, government agencies, and commercial enterprises to focus on the rapid development, testing, and commercialization of safe, reliable, and lightweight energy storage systems for defense and commercial customers. Completed using a design-build delivery, the BIC design reflects the advanced technology produced at this $12 million facility and creates an anchor from which a growing industrial park can develop an architectural language. The architecture is low maintenance, flexible, and energy efficient to support the ideas that are important to the BIC. The 30,058-sft facility includes 24,164 sft of laboratory space. Of the laboratory space, 1,800 sft is dry room space. BIC is located at the WestGate @ Crane Technology Park, which is adjacent to Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane (NSWC Crane), the Department of Defense center of excellence in battery development and power electronics. Partners of this facility include Crane Navel Base, Delphi, Indiana University, Purdue University, Notre Dame University, and Ivy Tech Community College—among others.

behnisch.com

Designing a more sustainable built environment involves ongoing research and learning. Our commitment to sustainability determines our goals in response to scientific advances, shifts in global discourse, and changing energy paradigms.

f-w.com

farnsworth group is a national engineering and architecture firm with 500 professionals who are passionate about solutions that move our clients forward.

faulknerbrowns.com

We start by listening, using conversations to understand ambitions, share knowledge and explore ideas to bring an authentic approach to every project.

arthurcasas.com

The starting point of the project for this residence, in São Paulo, was the cobogó inserted in its façade and designed by Arthur Casas. The three-dimensional format of the cladding preserves the view from the inside of the house and provides privacy for the residents, a young couple with two children. The rebar wall with a hanging garden on the side of the land was designed to support the growth of vegetation, creating a pleasant green partition between the street and the house.

toddassoc.com

Todd & Associates. 4019 North 44th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85018. Phone: (602) 952-8280. Email: info@toddassoc.com.