Residential Communities

This project involved the construction of 5 new sorority houses set in a group on the edge of the Washington and Lee campus. General building plans are similar, with each having some unique features or finishes. Each sorority building contains 10,000 square feet, and each building is 3 stories in height The buildings are connected by a trellised promenade. The project also included a new site access road, utilities, and related site amenities.

Working in concert with Mary Baldwin College and the Staunton Historical Society to construct the phased renovations and restoration of adjoining historic facilities (Administration Building & McClung Hall Dormitory), including total mechanical and electrical system upgrades as well as major structural modifications. The project involved the extremely delicate task of under-pinning existing structural walls where no foundation previously existed on this pre-civil war facility.

Construction of a new student residence hall to provide housing for 250 students. Gaines Hall was designed and built to blend with the historical style of the Washington & Lee University campus and historic Lexington, Virginia. The two adjacent wings of the building were built simultaneously and tied together by a beautiful circular entrance plaza at the project's completion Project was delivered using a compressed construction scheduled to meet the start of the Washington & Lee University's academic year.

A Design-Build project with Art & Architecture, Inc. involving building upgrades to provide renovated apartments with economical & efficient heating/AC to the historic Terrace Apartments in Roanoke. This project was delivered in conjunction with TAP's commitment to providing affordable housing for family usage in the Roanoke Valley. It included complete interior renovations with new appliances, new laundry facilities, and a new community room for residents. Apartments were 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units and several are handicapped accessible. This first phase involved a total of four apartment buildings (one 18-unit building and three 20-unit buildings) with one building turned over to the owner every six

The renovation of this well-known building was a unique negotiated team-build project involving the extensive up-fit to the top 10 floors of this 12-story office building in downtown Roanoke. Each floor was reconstructed into high-end residential condominiums.

Construction of 36 one, two and three bedroom condominium units clustered in a 3 1/2 story wood framed building on the mountain edge. The amenities contained in these units exceed those contained in other condos built in this resort.

Construction of a fifteen-unit luxury condominium project.

Construction of a four story building containing 14 luxury condominium units. The condos range in size from 950 to 1,200 square feet. These buildings are constructed on the top edge of the mountain ridge before it drops off to the valley below, offering magnificent views.

Construction of three buildings housing 12 one, two and three bedroom luxury condominium units clustered in wood-framed buildings on the mountain edge.

Construction of 34 luxury condominium units and related site work.

New 29,656 square foot residence hall for students enrolled in the Program for the Exceptionally Gifted at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, VA. The first level includes administrative, public, and mechanical areas. The second level includes student rooms, resident staff rooms, living rooms, and laundry rooms.