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...
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...
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,...
Constructed in 1985, The James Center — which totals 2.5 million square feet over three buildings in the heart of downtown Richmond — was, at the time, the city’s largest mixed-use project. With nearly one million square feet of Class A office space alone, the complex...
Founded in 1996 as a public-private partnership, Virginia Commonwealth University’s College of Engineering has evolved into a regional and national powerhouse. Enrolling nearly 1,800 undergraduate and over 300 graduate students, the College offers degrees in...
It’s true: 2020 brought great heartbreak, but it also brought great joys. We were fortune to see long-awaited projects finish and open, team members honored for years of hard work, and designs celebrated for the ways in which they enhance their communities and...
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