by Allison Lynch | Mar 29, 2022 | Community, Projects
Architecture, by its nature, is design for people. At its best, it’s an articulate response to dialogue between constituents and space. Balancing values, and value, it ultimately reveals a carefully crafted structure meant to stand both the test of time and the trials...
by Allison Lynch | Mar 29, 2022 | Projects
When you’ve got a big, beautiful campus, deciding how to expand can be challenging. Is it more advantageous to add on to an existing building or construct a new free-standing one? What are the major factors to consider? And why? Academic planners all over the country...
by Allison Lynch | Mar 25, 2022 | Featured, Projects
It’s no surprise, but two years into a global pandemic, we’re thinking about, well, WELL, more than ever before. We’ve long defined great space as design that puts people first, but with mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing top of mind, evaluating how to best...
by Olivia Jennings | Dec 2, 2021 | Projects
For many college students, there’s nothing more coveted than an internship. It’s a chance to flex muscles you’ve been developing in lecture halls and libraries and test your gains for real. And not to mention, it looks awesome on a resume. So, what happens to...
by Emily Burlingame | Dec 2, 2021 | People, Projects
Ever dream of living in a castle? “That’d be charming,” says Zander Agnew, Baskervill’s resident Building Envelope and Roofing Specialist, “and many are still standing after all these years. But I’d hate to pay the heating bill!” While architectural styles remain...
by Emily Burlingame | Dec 2, 2021 | Featured, Projects
The ASK: fit an Olympic-sized swimming pool into a shuttered two-story Macy’s department store. The answer: a design team with gold-winning ideas. In 2016, the 100,000 square-foot anchor Macy’s at Richmond’s Regency Square Mall closed its doors. A few years later,...
