CARROLL COLLEGE LIBRARY RENOVATION

The library has the opportunity to be the foremost expression of Carroll College’s commitment to providing students with the best possible educational, research, and resource environment. The re-visioning of the Corette Library will create a state-of-the-art learning commons where students can engage with each other, with staff and faculty, and find space for individual study…

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, RENDEZVOUS DINING PAVILION

Preconstruction Surroundings The new dining hall is pushing the edges of what healthy living on campus can be while striving to exceed the expectations of students and parents. The dining hall has become a central place for the MSU community to congregate, collaborate, socialize, and get a bite to eat!

CARROL COLLEGE NURSING SIMULATION CENTER

Simulation labs foster a holistic approach to nursing education, allowing students to practice patient assessment, diagnostics and treatment in realistic simulations, without putting live patients at risk. Housed on the fourth floor of Simperman Hall, the new facilities include a Simulation Lab which replicates a variety of patient settings, a Skills Lab with hospital bed…

BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Known as the Sixth Ward, the neighborhood has had a resurgence of identity in recent years, making improvements, encouraging development, and establishing a vision of the future. That vision includes a new school at the existing Bryant Elementary site. The new Bryant School will be the fourth edition facility on this site. Originally built in…

ARCHIE BRAY EDUCATION CENTER

To this end, the Bray is continuing a long-standing design relationship with Mosaic Architecture to facilitate an update of the Bray’s master plan. This will consist of a conceptual design for redevelopment of ‘The Pottery’ which includes the education facility, library/research, gallery and administration complex. The public area of the Bray has traditionally been viewed…

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHEEVER HALL CLASSROOM 215

The renovation enhanced the structural integrity of all three buildings as well as the learning environment by adding daylighting and new amenities into many of the existing spaces. A major remodel was done to lecture Hall ‘Cheever 215’ that added a top-of-the-line teaching space for the College of Arts and Architecture.

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, LANGFORD HALL RENOVATION

New living rooms and reception areas were provided in each hall as well as community kitchens and study space. The facelift of existing study lounges, resident corridors, laundries and recreation spaces completed the project. These two projects started the second week in May 2012 and were completed in time the fall semester in August, 105…

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, HAPNER HALL RENOVATION

New living rooms and reception areas were provided in each hall as well as community kitchens and study space. The facelift of existing study lounges, resident corridors, laundries and recreation spaces completed the project. These two projects started the second week in May 2012 and were completed in time the fall semester in August, 105…

HELENA COLLEGE

The addition, new entry and creation of a “front lawn” entry court, complete with a Richard Swanson sculpture, create a much better sense of entry and presence to the campus, which previously had no clear “front door” and had always been perceived as simply, “the building behind the high school”. With constantly expanding programs, the…

EXPLORATION WORKS

Exploration Works is an innovative, hands-on Museum of Science and Culture, where learning is active, participatory and reciprocal. Programs and exhibits appeals to diverse audiences in an engaging discovery of the sciences, technology, social sciences, humanities, culture and everyday life. Exhibits will be dynamic and current in content and presentation and will be interactive, experiential,…

UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, SOUTH CAMPUS STUDENT HOUSING

The site was designed to maximize green space and create view corridors from Higgins through the site. Apartments are entered from common spaces, turning their ‘backs’ to parking areas, to promote interaction between students. Of particular note is the design of the Community Center, the building strives to reach a very high level of sustainable…

UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, STUDENT RECREATION CENTER

The creative remodel of an old 40,000 sf gym and racquetball courts and 38,000 addition transformed the image and use of this end of campus. The high profile nature and location of this project tells much about student lifestyle and pride at the University of Montana. There is no doubt that the 45′ climbing tower…

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