Sustainable design is a critical element to cultural heritage projects.  With a desire for cultural structures to remain in our community for generations, we provide critical skills to the design team to this end.  Sustainable design enters into adaptive reuse projects, historical renovations, and new construction for which the design utilizes recycled materials and other environmentally conscious systems.

The list below primarily consists of adaptive reuse projects, with construction costs ranging up to $40 M.


National Capital Music Building

Project Name

Location

·       National Capital Music Building - Convert airplane hangar into rehearsal & recording studios, rehearsal hall for concert band, library, offices, warehouse, and locker rooms for Air Force bands

Bolling AFB
Washington, DC

·       National Park Seminary (Forest Glen) - Adaptive reuse study of 34 historical buildings at former seminary and later Army medical convalescent facility ([)

Rockville, MD

·       Smithsonian Institution - Adaptive reuse study to convert Nichols School building into Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture

Washington, DC

·       U.S. Consulate General - Survey and renovation to convert historical residence into consular office building

Shanghai, China

·       Runnymeade Park, Carroll Residence - Adaptive reuse study to convert residence into assembly space

Herndon, VA

·       Mary Switzer Building - Prospectus Development Study for modernization of 600,000 SF federal office building

Washington, DC

·       Old Executive Office Building
In-situ roof load test CDs for proposed structural repair panels (plus individual experience on full roof replacement)

Washington, DC

·       Alexandria City Hall - Award-winning historical renovation and structural alterations to expand occupied space

Alexandria, VA

·       Quantico Marine Corps Base Physical Training Facility - Design/Build RFP for new facility incorporating sustainable design features

Quantico MCB, VA

A "[" indicates those projects for which current Elliott · LeBoeuf & Associates engineer(s) served as Project Manager and/or Structural Designer but not Principal-in-Charge.