Construction continues for U.S Embassy in Athens, Greece for The U.S. Department of State

The University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education (GSE) celebrated the topping-off of OneGSE, a new and consolidated state-of-the-art educational and research facility on the West Philadelphia campus.

The project expands the existing building at 3700 Walnut while adding new connections to Stiteler Hall.

Dean Pam Grossman said at the ceremony, “Today I want to take a moment to acknowledge the hard work and the dedicated team that has gotten us to this place. This could serve as a case study of teamwork in its highest form–a group of individuals with different expertise, different perspectives, different skills–all coming together around a common goal.”

Read more about OneGSE’s construction milestone on Penn State’s website and in The Daily Pennsylvanian.

Our design for Emma Willard School’s Alice Dodge Wallace ’38 Center for the Performing Arts repurposes the circa 1910 Alumnae Chapel, adds to it a new below-grade building, and connects both to the existing studio arts building, consolidating the arts in the center of the campus in Troy, NY.

Read about thoughts on the project from EWS’s Director of Facilities Construction Management and Planning in Four Questions with Scott Kosnick: Building the Future.

Designed by ABA/Annum, the new Welcome Center at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michael’s, MD is featured in the “Design with Jenn Martella” series in the local Talbot Spy.

The 11,500 SF new building is the next step in the implementation of the 18-acre museum’s Master Plan, also by ABA/Annum. Read more in Design with Jenn Martella: The New Welcome Center at CBMM.