by s2desi5_lemessurier | Apr 12, 2023
Ten months from the start of design, maroon and gold superfans funneled into a first-class 44,500-seat facility unrecognizable to most accustomed to the Big East’s smallest stadium. The daunting design and construction schedule for the renovation and addition required...
by s2desi5_lemessurier | Apr 12, 2023
Designing a new arena provides its own challenges, but shoehorning a multifunctional arena next to an adjacent active arena, two highways, a river, bridging an active train terminal and over subway tunnels, the planning, phasing and engineering become paramount. The...
by s2desi5_lemessurier | Apr 12, 2023
The main entrance is flanked by repeating arches along each sidewalk, grounding this courthouse in history, tradition, and fundamentals. Facing Boston Harbor is a 350-foot wide, 90-foot high conoid glass wall, recalling the classical arch shape with a sweeping...
by s2desi5_lemessurier | Mar 21, 2023
This project at the Lawrenceville School brings together recreation, wellness, athletics and dining. New facilities include an ice rink, basketball swimming pool, a fitness center and a gym that is designed to double as a function space that will serve multiple school...
by s2desi5_lemessurier | Nov 3, 2022
Founded in 1866, Harvard University’s Tozzer Library is the oldest and largest anthropology library in the United States. In a complete renovation, the University added two floors, a new entrance and an atrium to the existing structure to make room for faculty...
