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178 WAI TZER HALL EASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOL
176 EA STERN WAKE CAMPUS MASTER PLAN WAKE TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
182 AL IEF NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER CITY OF HOUSTON
200 PR IMARY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL — LEHI CAMPUS INTERMOUNTAIN HE ALTHCARE 202 VA LLEYWISE HEALTH MEDICAL CENTER VALLEYWISE HEALTH 206 A. JAMES CLARK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Ecotones are curious areas where ecologies are in tension, experiencing the push and pull that feeds adaptation and evolution. The outcome of this tension goes beyond blending two habitats; ecotones often boast distinct species and
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Boundless thinking doesn’t happen in a silo. Our endeavors don’t squarely fit into distinct markets, services, or building types. We are a community of interdisciplinary designers, working together without boundaries, leveraging every individual’s expertise, passion, and creativity. From architecture and engineering to human resources and financing, everyone is an essential part of our creative process. By inviting diverse perspectives, synthesizing experiences, and considering the entire context of a project, we can challenge assumptions and reimagine program, performance, and place. This interdisciplinary approach offers more — more curiosity, talent, rigor, and energy to innovate and co-create something new — exploring possibilities in ways that lead to breakthroughs.
BOUNDLESS
When curiosity meets capability, the opportunities are boundless. At EYP, we’re curious, so we ask questions — bold, messy, sometimes outrageous questions — be cause we want to partner with our clients to discover solutions for their needs and the world’s most pressing challenges. When the right questions are matched with the right expertise, we can accomplish amazing things like making the world healthier, smarter, safer, and more sustainable. We can go beyond what’s expected — breaking down barriers to move society forward. Boundless is a state of mind — an attitude that can transform the world.
For 50 years, curiosity about the future and our clients’ visions, missions, and values has been at the core of our process. Each client relationship brings more opportunities for learning and exploration, leading to “ah-ha” moments like our team experienced at Grinnell College. While designing Grinnell College’s Humanities and Social Studies Center, we discovered a metaphor for our design approach — the ecotone. An ecotone is a transitional area between biological communities, where two biomes meet and integrate, forming some of the most vibrant, vital places on earth.
HumanitiesOpposite: and Social Studies Center, Grinnell College | Grinnell, IA
characteristics, becoming something more. Think of the life teeming in the marshlands (between wet and dry ecosystems), grasslands (between desert and forest), and estuaries (between saltwater and freshwater). They are places of increased biodiversity where life is encouraged to expand beyond defined, physical borders, where possibilities are boundless. We’ve found that this ecotone effect is seminal to how we work.
Today, the ecotone illuminates much of our thinking as we’ve embraced the heightened energy transfer that occurs when barriers are broken. “Boundless” attempts to capture this energy, exploring EYP’s journey in three parts — roots, complexities, and possibilities. Each chapter offers stories highlighting our clients’ aspirations, technical challenges, and social and environmental impacts.
For Grinnell College’s Humanities and Social Studies Center, we began with the question, “What’s possible when you combine 15 humanities departments into one location?” The answer: interdisciplinary magic! To get there, we recreated the ecotone effect by mixing the old and new, the traditional and modern, blending non-fine arts humanities and social studies departments. This meant creating four pavilions — two new and two renovated — and joining them with a three-story atrium and connecting bridges. The design enabled Grinnell to blur boundaries, offering space for a new pedagogical approach where programs like the Institute for Global Engagement (IGE) and the Data Analysis and Social Inquiry Lab (DASIL) encourage multidisciplinary intellectual collisions.
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“Roots” honors EYP’s 50-year history, including its early grounding in modernization and preservation, sustainability, and work with mission-centered clients. Just as root systems within an ecotone mix and mingle, we examine how multiple firms came together, blending values and expertise to create something greater than the sum of their parts. By keeping our story alive and relevant, we unearth the origins of our curiosity, pay tribute to our founders, and create a road map for the next generation. We hope the ideas and solutions packed into this narrative will assist and inspire others as they investigate similar growth and design opportunities, helping raise courageous questions and develop remarkable solutions.
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Bookending each chapter are visual essays offering an array of sketches, models, and photos from across offices and disciplines that lift the veil and showcase how we work. They are glimpses into our people-first culture, which prioritizes wellbeing, connection, and fulfillment.
“Possibilities” explores work the firm is engaged with today — either under construction or on the boards. Here, we embrace the boundless potential of a thriving ecotone by asking questions like, “How do we reflect the diversity of individuals, create connections, and foster relationships to nurture robust communities? What do clients need to maximize building efficiency while supporting health and wellbeing? How does our approach to the built environment facilitate emerging technologies and convergence research?” We’re inspired by the authenticity and purpose of our mission-centered clients, responding with bold design approaches that catalyze a better tomorrow.
“Boundless” reflects the attitude of our community of designers. It is the story of our people and their curiosity, intent on pushing into new territory to test “What’s Possible?” We seek, and see, a world of boundless opportunities. That’s our legacy and our future.
The edge effect of the ecotone is dependent on multifaceted conditions such as the complex interplay of environmental circumstances, availability of resources, and diverse roles of flora and fauna. Likewise, complex projects are distinguished by a myriad of variables that impact each stage of design and decision-making. “Complexities” chronicles our ongoing learning process and partnerships with clients across decades of work as we unravel sophisticated challenges encompassing numerous independent elements. From a greenpowered U.S. embassy to a Planetree hospital, the transformative results go beyond mere problem-solving.
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EINHORN YAFFEE PRESCOTT: THE START-UP
Like most start-ups, Einhorn Yaffee Architects’ early work was a variety of small projects renovations, offices, and restaurants. Steve and Eric saw each job as an opportunity to build long-term client trust, leading to larger endeavors. In 1972, two projects set the stage for the future: a small veterinary clinic that won an American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design Award and the modernization of Quackenbush House, the oldest surviving Dutch urban structure in the country.
On Monday mornings, Steve Einhorn and Eric Yaffee, friends since elementary school, would prop against their makeshift sawhorse desks in a small office in Albany. Tackling the week’s finances and business development plans, neither left the room until they updated each other on the latest family news and agreed on every business decision, large or small. This people-first, collaborative mentality was the foundation of what would become EYP.
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Quackenbush House, Andy Prescott’s first project after joining the firm, served as the team’s entrée into historic preservation and modernization. Steve and Eric’s introduction to Andy happened serendipitously when a client asked them to find a property suitable to convert into a doctor’s office. One of the properties they toured was Andy’s home, and when the pair noticed his drafting table, it sparked a conversation about architecture that led to the formation of their partnership as Einhorn Yaffee Prescott. Before the decade was over, the firm had hired 30 employees.
Albany Veterinary Clinic | Albany, NY
Founded in 1972 in Albany, New York, EYP has grown organically and strategically by serving new clients, developing leading-edge expertise, pursuing successful mergers, and expanding geographic reach. For more than 40 years, the firm was a powerhouse in modernization and innovative design in the higher education, government, science, and energy markets. Then, EYP merged with two leading healthcare firms — Watkins Hamilton Ross (WHR) and Stanley Beaman & Sears (SBS) — each as unique as the individuals that shaped them. The blending of these firms’ histories and cultures led to an interdisciplinary design firm of over 450 people with 11 offices nationwide. The story of EYP is not a straight line. Twists and turns shape the firm’s narrative. It begins like many start-ups — with two people, a bold vision, a little luck, and hard work.
EYP’s Golden Anniversary has amplified the desire to understand our firm’s past and its deep values and history — the taproots that help define who we are today. As much as “roots” refers to the life-sustaining portion of a plant, it also has meaning in disciplines like music, mathematics, computers, and linguistics. In all cases, “root” refers to a basis or origin, offering a compelling framework for thinking about our connections to people and places. By examining our beginnings, we understand our past and shed light on our culture. We explore five decades of memorable projects that nurtured communities, shaped skylines, and pushed boundaries. Roots shares the story of multiple firms that came together to create EYP.
EYP Founders | Andrew Prescott, Eric Yaffee, and Steven Einhorn
The ’70s Einhorn Yaffee Prescott’s rise in the design and construction industry coincided with the United States’ Bicentennial celebration. With that historic milestone came a national reawakening to the importance of the country’s heritage, including its architectural legacy. Then, Congress passed the Tax Reform Act of 1976, which included incentives for preserving historic buildings. Both events played key roles in Einhorn Yaffee Prescott’s growth as the firm focused on pursuing projects that preserved Albany’s architectural heritage.
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The Leo O’Brien Federal Office Building energy study was the firm’s first federal government project, leading to energy studies worldwide and setting the foundation for decades of federal government work.
The decade also saw Einhorn Yaffee Prescott’s first education project — faculty housing at Siena College, known as The Friary. The Franciscan Friars is a community of individuals who live together as a family and teach at Siena College. The new, two-story brick building needed to be simultaneously residential and institutional in scale. As the Friars’ home, the housing strengthened the internal sense of community while linking the order to campus life. On the heels of The Friary’s success, Steve, Eric, and Andy began earnestly promoting higher education work through seminars at conferences like the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), and Tom Birdsey, who joined the firm in 1978, assumed the higher education leadership role. Ultimately, Tom would serve as the firm’s CEO from 2007 to 2018.
The ’70s energy crisis set in motion a 50-year focus on sustainability and high-performance design. The crisis reinforced the viability of Einhorn Yaffee Prescott’s engineering practice and the need for an in-house studio focused on energy studies. The energy group grew rapidly, and the firm secured contracts with local, state, and federal government clients.
Energy studies naturally led to energy-conscious design approaches in projects such as the Albany County Airport. In 1978, the county initiated a phased, long-range planning and expansion program to improve the airport for tenants and users. The firm designed a two story terminal to provide space for USAir, a significant airport tenant, and improve circulation, baggage handling, and energy conservation. The building combined a highly efficient envelope, sophisticated HVAC system, and dramatic skylight, earning the team the Owens-Corning Fiberglass Energy Conservation Award in 1982 and the distinction of being featured on the cover of Scientific American.
The Friary, Siena College | Loudonville, NY
The Albany County Airport | Colonie, NY
Realizing that successful adaptive reuse and renovations often depended on sophisticated engineering solutions, the team set what Steve Einhorn refers to as the “BHAG, Big Hairy Audacious Goal” — to become an architecture and engineering firm focused on the integration of systems in historic buildings. This strategy led to the firm acquiring Robert Krouner Associates, a five-person engineering firm in Albany, positioning Einhorn Yaffee Prescott for multidisciplinary projects. Steve, Eric, and Andy also retained a series of consultants — most notably The Coxe Group — to help them develop management techniques to sustain their rapid growth.
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Each floor offers a loft-lab or deep lab block with column-free structural bays that meet educational and workplace needs by accommodating large classrooms and open and private offices. And a Specialty Lab core — located on multiple floors — offers a centralized resource of advanced research spaces.
FUSE at Mason Square
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY | ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
Fifteen thousand computer science and engineering graduates in two decades! That’s what George Mason University committed to in support of the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Tech Talent Investment Program.
SHAPING A DIGITAL CAMPUS
Creating a marquee environment for Mason and industry partners, Fuse boasts open spaces filled with daylight and access to outdoor areas at multiple levels. From the inside out and outside in, you’ll discover dynamic learning, research, and innovation space, bolstering Mason’s efforts to recruit and retain the best and brightest.
Transparency, openness, and connectivity drove the development of the proposed design intended to physically and visually welcome students, educators, entrepreneurs, industry partners, and the community.
Conceived as a series of vertical neighborhoods stacked throughout the structure, Fuse’s design creates a “Main Street” or collaboration spine on each floor with a wide pathway that encourages spontaneous connections between Mason and industry partners. Cross-pollination zones also support a mixing-bowl approach to programming — intentionally interweaving Mason’s programs with partners’ spaces on every floor — encouraging connection and teamwork.
Dedicated to creating the next generation of Northern Virginia’s technology workforce, Fuse at Mason Square will house graduate-level education and interdisciplinary research in a broad range of programs, including computing, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and cybersecurity, among others.
Robert Mc Clure, AIA Leigh Stringer Jennifer Hebblethwaite
Gratitude
A special thank you to Shivanthi Carpino, Mauricio Rojas, and Alanna Thayer, who were part of the Continuum Core Team. Their project management, photography, graphics, and research skills, coupled with keen eyes for design, helped us uncover and illuminate the best of the best from a 50-year canon of work. We are grateful for every late-night, hectic weekend, and fast-track project turnaround!
Thank you to the Marketing Team, who helped research, write, and edit the project stories, and our in-house editorial team — Claire Lavers, Mary Loftus, and Kimberly Metzinger — who asked insightful questions and combed the text for elusive errors. We also appreciate Alanna Thayer, Katherine Ollinger, and Katy Sinclair for championing the project permissions process; Studio Orange for graphics support; Sara Stein for awards research; and everyone from across the firm that contributed content to our craft and culture pages. Your collective skills and insights came together to open worlds of possibilities through words and images.
Fifty years of curiosity! That’s the idea that informed the thinking about this book. We were curious about everything associated with EYP’s past, present, and future. So, we dug through old project files, built timelines, scoured anniversary books, reached out to clients, and talked with colleagues across offices and disciplines. When the team gathered to make final content decisions, we were amazed by the diversity of ideas, breadth of work, and stories of personal and community transformations. Thank you to all our colleagues whose years of insights, dedication, and hard work made “Boundless” possible.
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We are grateful to Brad Collins and Lynne Talbot from Group C for guiding and inspiring us throughout the publication process, and to Susan M. Carini, Emory University’s Executive Director of Communication, and Christine Shaffer, who served as our mild-mannered technical editors. Thank you for your partnership and And,commitment.finally,thank you to our leadership team for supporting this process and to everyone at EYP for 50 years of curiosity!
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The award-winning and innovative work of EYP could not have been possible without the expertise, curiosity, and contributions of dedicated teammates over the last 50 years. We are profoundly grateful for your time and talents. Thank you!
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Owens-Corning1983 Fiberglass, Energy Conservation Award Albany County Airport Terminal
Capital1985 District Business Review, Company of the Year (Annual Achievement) Award EYP
Quackenbush Square
1980Building Design & Construction YoungMagazine,Professionals Award
AIA DC, Annual Preservation Award 1879 Office of the Secretary of the Navy Old Executive Office Building
1979NewYork State Association of Architects, I nc., Community Design Award Quackenbush Square
AIA1975Westchester, Design Award
AIA1982Eastern New York, Design Award
Albany County Airport Terminal
Consulting Engineers Council of New York State, Award for Engineering Excellence Fleet Bank Headquarters
1989Interior Design Magazine, Interior Design Giants Watkins Carter Hamilton Architects
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award
SELECTED AWARDS 1973– 2022
American1987
Historic Albany Foundation, Preservation Merit Award The Argus Building
1973BellSystem Honor Award
Building Stone Institute, Tucker Award for Architectural Excellence Fleet Bank Headquarters
Storm and Ellman Medical Office Building
AYCO American Express Headquarters
1978Historic Albany Foundation, Preservation Merit Award Quackenbush Square
New York Telephone Company Fire Island Telephone Building
Passive Solar Design Competition, Award for Excellence
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1984Illuminating Engineering Society, Illuminating Design Award
Friedman Residence
Albany County Airport Terminal
American School & University, Architectural Portfolio Award Skidmore College, Skidmore Hall
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award The Argus Building
AT&T Radio Relay Towers
AIA1976Long Island, “Archi” Awards New York Telephone Company Fire Island Telephone Building
1988National Endowment for the Design Arts Program, Presidential Awards for Design Excellence 1879 Office of the Secretary of the Navy Old Executive Office Building
Historic Albany Foundation, Preservation Merit Award Fleet Bank Headquarters National Trust for Historic Preservation, Honor Award Fleet Bank Headquarters
Architectural Woodwork Institute, Award of Excellence Fleet Bank Headquarters
1986Preservation Trust of Vermont, Honor Award Equinox Hotel
AIA1974Eastern New York, Design Award Glenville Veterinary Clinic
AIA1977Homes for Better Living Awards Pr ogram
American Consulting Engineers Council, Grand Award for Engineering Excellence Fleet Bank Headquarters
Awards
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award Albany School District Occupational Center
AIA1994Eastern New York, Design Award Hartwick College, Clark Hall
General Building Contractors of New York State, Inc., Build New York Award St. Lawrence County Courthouse
Interior Design Magazine, Interior Design Giants Watkins Carter Hamilton Architects
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U.S. General Services Administration Design HistoricAwards,Preservation Citation 1879 Office of the Secretary of the Navy Old Executive Office Building
Consulting Engineers Council of New York State, Inc., Grand Award
AIA South Atlantic Region, Honor Award Fulton County, H.J.C. Bowden Multipurpose Center for Seniors Georgia ExcellenceAIA,in Architecture Honor Award Fulton County, H.J.C. Bowden Multipurpose Center for Seniors
The1993National Symposium on Healthcare Design — The 5th Annual Healthcare Environment Award
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Cardiac Intensive Care Unit
AIA,1995IDP Firm of the Year EYP
U.S. General Services Administration Design HistoricAwards,Preservation Citation Department of Commerce Law Library
Georgia American Institute of Architects Honor Award for Excellence in A rchitecture Fulton LawrencevilleCounty,Senior Center
AIA Potomac Valley, Citation for Architectural Excellence Gallaudet University, Kellogg Conference Center
General Building Contractors of New York State, Inc., Build NY Award NY State Education Building
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Houston Business Journal, The Houston 100 Award, Houston’s Fastest Growing Private Comp anies
AIA ExcellenceDC, in Historic Resources Award Department of Commerce
Watkins Carter Hamilton Architects
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GSA1992Design Honor Award, Architecture Interior Design Washington, D.C., Child Development Center Auditors Building
Modern Healthcare/American Institute of Architects — Design Award Fulton County, Lawrenceville Senior Center
1990Eastern New A/ESubcontractorsYorkAssociation,FirmoftheYear
GSA Design Honor Award, Restoration and Preservation U.S. Department of Agriculture Restoration of Court Skylight
General Building Contractors of New York State, Inc., Build New York Award St. Peter’s Hospital
AIA Eastern New York, Honor Award Gallaudet University, Kellogg Conference Center
Northern Virginia AIA, Merit Award Gallaudet University, Kellogg Conference Center
Interior Design Magazine, Interior Design Giants Watkins Carter Hamilton Architects
Architectural Foundation, AIA Pro Bono Publico Award The Conduit Road School, Discover Creek Children’s Museum of Washington
Eastern NY AIA, Honor Award NY State Education Building
AIA1991Corporate Design Award Corning Administrative Center
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award Williams College, Poker Flats
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award Gallaudet University, Kellogg Conference Center
2004AIANew England, Design Award Harvard University, Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library
General Services Administration (GSA), Design Award NOAA
AIA DesignDC,Award Georgetown University, Jesuit Community Residence
United World College, Montezuma Castle, Restoration and Renovation
AIA Eastern New York, Honor Award
Building Design and Construction Magazine, Grand Award
SELECTED AWARDS 1973– 2022
Interior Design Magazine, Interior Design Giants Watkins Carter Hamilton Architects
United World College, Montezuma Castle, Restoration and Renovation
AIA Los Angeles, Design Award General Services Administration (GSA), NOAA
AIA ExcellenceDC, in Historic Resources Award Arlington National Cemetery, Memorial Amphitheater Restoration
Traditional Building Magazine, Palladio Award
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AIA AwardDC,of Excellence in Interior Architecture American University, Greenberg Theater
Awards
AIA, IDP Firm of the Year Watkins Carter Hamilton Architects
Interiors Magazine, Annual Interiors Magazine Award (Entertainment Category)
Arlington National Cemetery, Memorial Amphitheater Restoration
United World College, Montezuma Castle, Restoration and Renovation
United World College, Montezuma Castle, Restoration and Renovation
AIA OutstandingAtlanta, Performance in Architecture
1997Business Week and Architectural Record, Good Design is Good Business Award Hudson Valley Community College, Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer Computations & Telecommunications Building
Stanley Beaman & Sears, Inc.
NASDAQ MarketSite
2003AIAContinuing Education Systems, Award for Excellence, EYP University EYP
Associated General Contractors of MA, Build Massachusetts Award Harvard University, Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library
Architecture Magazine, Progressive Architecture Award General Services Administration (GSA), NOAA
Medical College of Georgia, Children’s Medical Center
General Services Administration (GSA), Design Award NOAA IIDA LargeTexas/Oklahoma,FirmoftheYear
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, AFLAC Cancer Center
2002International Masonry Institute, Firm of the Year EYP
Traditional Building Magazine, Palladio (AdaptiveAwardReuse Category)
WHR Architects
National Marketing Communications Awards Recipient, Newsletter Internal, INvision EYP
Mount Holyoke College
Building Stone Magazine, Tucker Award for Architectural Design Excellence Princeton College, Blair/Buyers Hall
AIA/Modern1998 Healthcare, Design Award
AIA DesignDC,Award
Business Week/Architectural Record, Great Design is Great Business Award, Editor’s Choice Award General Services Administration (GSA), NOAA
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award The Sage Colleges, Opalka Gallery
Building Design and Construction ReconstructionMagazine,Projectof the Year Award
2000AIA/Modern Healthcare, Design Award
2001Building Design and Construction ReconstructionMagazine,Projectof the Year Award Princeton College, Blair/Buyers Hall
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award University of Michigan, Mason Haven Halls
Boston Society of Architects/ AIA New SustainableYork,Design Award Swarthmore College, Unified Science Center
IIDA DesignTexas/Oklahoma,ExcellenceAward (Healthcare) Memorial Hermann, Katy & Sugar Land Hospitals
2005AIAAmerican Library Association, Library Building Award Harvard University, Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library
State Historic Preservation Office of SpecialWashington,Achievement Award
AIA New York State, Design Award
AIA DesignDC,Award
2006Pinnacle Award for Best Building Construction Projects North Carolina Museum of Life & Science Bioquest II
AIA Potomac Valley, Grand Honor Design Award American University, Katzen Arts Center
Boston Society of Architects, Design Excellence Award (Honor) Swarthmore College, Unified Science Center
The Center for Health Design, Healthcare Environment Award Emory WinshipUniversity,CancerInstitute
ASID DesignGeorgia,ofExcellence in Healthcare Cardiovascular Group, Medical Office Building
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Scottish Rite Campus
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AIA Eastern New York, Design Award
ASID DesignGeorgia,ofExcellence in Healthcare Radiology Associates of Tallahassee, Radiology Complex & Women’s Imaging Center
AIA New York State, Design Award Swarthmore College, Unified Science Center
ASID DesignGeorgia,ofExcellence in Healthcare Medical Office at Atlantic Station
IIDA LargeTexas/Oklahoma,FirmoftheYear
ASID DesignGeorgia,ofExcellence in Product and Custom Design
Fort Stanwix, Marinus Willett Collections Management & Education Center
AIA New York State, Design Award Washington State Legislative Building
American School & University (ASU), Educational Interiors Showcase, Outstanding (LaboratoriesProjectcategory)
Sam Houston State University (SHSU), Chemistry and Forensic Sciences Building
The Center for Health Design, Healthcare Environment Award The University of Chicago Hospitals
Katzen Arts Center
The Center for Health Design, Healthcare Environment Award Cardiovascular Group, Medical Office Building
Traditional Building Magazine, Palladio Award (Renovation Category) Harvard University, Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library
AIA Washington State, Design Award Washington State Legislative Building
AIA Eastern New York, Honor Award Hamilton College, Unified Science Center
2007American School & University (ASU), Educational Interior Design Excellence UNC School of Medicine Bondurant Hall Admin Areas/Offices American School & University (ASU), Outstanding Design Prairie View A&M University (PVAM), College of Nursing
Contract HealthcareMagazine,Environment Award
Hamilton College, Unified Science Center
AIA Central Massachusetts, Design Award — Honor Award Assumption College, Richard and Janet Testa Science Center
IIDA Best of the Best Awards — Healthcare — Top Honor Piedmont Physicians Group, Medical Office Building
Washington State Legislative Building ASID DesignGeorgia,ofExcellence in Healthcare Emory WinshipUniversity,CancerInstitute
Best Companies to Work for in Texas WHR Architects
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Egleston Campus
American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE), Vista Award (Infrastructure category) Memorial Hermann, Flood Mitigation Infrastructure Replacement
WHR Architects
Texas Construction, Best of Awards, Healthcare Memorial Hermann, Katy & Sugar Land Hospitals
American Planning Association, Excellence in Implementation of a Master Plan Award Montgomery College Takoma Park Campus
Capital District Business Review, Best Places to Work EYP
HUB Participation Award
Building Design + Construction, Best AEC Firm to Work For EYP
ASID Texas Gulf Coast, Design Award (Medical, Hospital or Clinic category)
ENR Texas & Louisiana, Award of Excellence (Higher Education/Research category) Sam Houston State University (SHSU), College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS)
Society of American Military Engineers, Washington, DC Post, Sustaining Member of the Year Award EYP
IIDA,Best of the Year in Healthcare Kennedy Krieger Institute, Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Center for Deve lopmental Disabilities
Boston Preservation Alliance, Preservation Award Charlestown Navy Yard, Building 5 Visitors Center
UT Health Science Center at Tyler, Academic Center (Phase I)
AIA Design Award, Modern Healthcare Kennedy Krieger Institute, Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Center for Deve lopmental Disabilities
2009IIDATexas/Oklahoma,DesignExcellenceAward(Healthcarecategory)
WHR Architects
ASID DesignGeorgia,ofExcellence in Healthcare Piedmont Healthcare, Piedmont Spine Center IIDA LargeTexas/Oklahoma,FirmoftheYear
Architect Magazine — Architect 50, #6 for Sustainability P ractices EYP
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Society for Environmental Graphic Design Merit Award, Top Honor in Healthcare Children’s Hospital
AIA FirmHouston,oftheYear
Washington Architectural Foundation, Firm of the Year EYP
WHR Architects
The Methodist Hospital (TMH), Breast Imaging Center at Upper Kirby
ASID Texas Gulf Coast, Design Award
IIDA Best of the Best Awards — Top Healthcare Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Egleston Campus
ASID DesignGeorgia,ofExcellence in Healthcare Kennedy Krieger Institute, Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Center for Deve lopmental Disabilities
American School & University (ASU), Educational Interior Design Excellence Wake County Public School System, Enloe High School
SELECTED AWARDS
Architect Magazine — Architect 50, #22 EYP
2008IIDABest of the Best Awards — Best of the Best Overall Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Egleston Campus
Texas Construction, Best of Awards, Healthcare The Methodist Hospital (TMH), Outpatient Center (OPC)
Zweig White/Stagnito Media, Best Firm to Work For, Architecture EYP
Engineering News-Record, Top 100 Green Design Firms EYP
IIDA Best of the Best Awards, Top Honor in Healthcare Palmetto Health, Children’s Hospital
2010SMPSNational,PromotionalCampaign Award
Carbon Zero Hero Webinar Series
Memorial Hermann, Katy & Sugar Land Hospitals
National DBIA Award of Excellence in H ealthcare Randolph OutpatientHospital,&Cancer Center
Engineering News-Record, Top 500 Design Firms EYP
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award GE, Renewable Energy Global Headquarters
Awards
2011Outstanding
Interiors Awards in Large Healthcare by Contract Design Magazine Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Egleston Campus
Memorial Hermann, Sports Medicine Institute
1973– 2022
American School & University (ASU), Outstanding Design University of Texas, Health Science Center at Houston (UTHSC-H), Medical School Expansion (MSE — formerly known as Replacement Research Facility {RRF})
ASID Texas Gulf Coast, Design Award (Commercial Healthcare category) Platte Valley Medical Center
Healthcare Design Renovation, Best in Healthcare Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Nadia’s Room
SMPS Marketing Communications Award, Best Promotional Campaign, FDR P residential Library and Museum EYP FDR Presidential Library and Museum
2012DBIASoutheast Region, Design Build Award (Public Sector, Building Under $15 Million categories) Fulton AdamsvilleCounty,Regional Health Center
Houston Business Journal, Healthiest Employers (Companies with 100 to 499 Employees)
EYP
Houston Business Journal, Landmark Awards (Office Building Development category)
Boston Society of Architects, The Hobson Award College of the Holy Cross, Integrated Science Complex
Zweig White Marketing Excellence Award, Best Integrated Marketing Campaign, FDR Presidential Library and Museum EYP FDR Presidential Library and Museum
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Mid-Campus Building One (1MC, The Woodlands)
IIDA, Best of the Best Award, Top Honor in Healthcare Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Mid-CampusCenter,Building One (1MC, The Woodlands)
Richmond American Institute of A rchitects, Honor Award The Battle Building at the University of Virginia
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Architectural Record, Good Design is Good Business GE, Renewable Energy Global Headquarters
Architect Magazine, Architect 50, #1 for Energy + Sustainability EYP
ZweigWhite,HotFirm
WHR Architects
Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC), Greater InstitutionalExcellenceHouston,InConstruction,Buildings
2014AIAGeorgia, Design Award Kennesaw State University, Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art AIA ExcellenceDC, in Historic Resources Award General Services Administration, Birch Bayh Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse
ABC Excellence in Construction, Project of the Year Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital
ENR Southeast, Best in Healthcare Project Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital
AIA DesignOrlando,Award of Honor
IIDA, Best of the Best Awards, Top Honor Overall Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital
Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital ASLA AwardFlorida,ofExcellence
ENR ProjectSoutheast,oftheYear Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital
Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital
Boston Preservation Alliance, Achievement Award
AIA New England, Honor Award for Design Excellence Integrated Science Complex
2013AIAAcademy of Architecture for Health, National Design Award Fu lton County, Adamsville Regional Health Center
Houston Business Journal, Landmark Award
Sam Houston State University (SHSU), James and Nancy Gaertner Performing A rts Center
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Mid-Campus Building One (1MC, The Woodlands)
U.S. National Park Service, Faneuil Hall Visitor’s Center
SMPS,Marketing Communications Award, Direct Mail Campaign, Science on Display EYP
CMAA SAC, Project Achievement Award (New Construction category) Fulton County, Adamsville Regional Health Center
IIDA,Best of the Year in Healthcare Nemours Children’s Health System, Nemours Children’s Hospital
ENR Texas & Louisiana, Best Office Project
San Antonio Green Building Award EYP
AIA DesignDC,Award
Architectural Record, Top 25 Architecture Firms EYP
IIDA,Best of the Best Awards, Best of Best in Large Healthcare St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Kay Research and Care Center
GSA Design Award, Citation for Preservation General Services Administration, Birch Bayh Federal Building and US Courthouse
Engineering News-Record, Top 25 Architecture & Engineering Firms EYP
2015IIDA,Best of the Best Awards, Best of Best in Small Healthcare University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, Angie Fowler Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Institute
AIA Rhode Island, Honor Award St. George’s School, New Academic Center
GSA Design Award, Citation for Conservation General Services Administration, Birch Bayh Federal Building and US Courthouse
AIA National, IDP Outstanding Firm Award EYP
Atlanta Urban Design Commission, Award of Excellence City of Atlanta, Gallery 72
Distinguished Engineering Award The College of New Jersey, New STEM Building
IIDA, Best of the Best Awards, Best of Best in Large Healthcare The Battle Building at the University of Virginia
Awards
Rethinking the Future Sustainability Aw ards, First Award, Institutional Concept Cat egory Carleton College, Evelyn M. Anderson Hall Renovation and A ddition
AIA New England, Historic Preservation and Adaptive Re use, Honor Award MIT, Kresge Auditorium and MIT Chapel American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts, Engineering Excellence Silver Award MIT, Kresge Auditorium and MIT Chapel Cambridge Historical Commission, Preservation Award MIT, Kresge Auditorium and MIT Chapel
1973– 2022
Traditional Building Magazine, Palladio Award NAVFAC Washington (Naval Support Facility Engineering Command), Restoration of the Historic Watch Box AIA DesignHouston,Award, Renovation/Restoration University of Houston, Student Center & Quad
AIA New York State, Excelsior Award for Public Architecture (Honor Award New Construction) SUNY Maritime College, Maritime Academic Center
IIDA Tennessee, Best of the Best Awards — Overall/Best of Show St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Kay Research and Care Center
Howard University, Bethune Dining Hall Annex
2016College Planning & Management Mag azine, College & University Grand Prize Bryant AcademicUniversity,Innovation Center
AIA ExcellenceDC, in Historic Resources Award NAVFAC Washington (Naval Support Facility Engineering Command), Restoration of the Historic Watch Box
Architizer A+ Award, Preservation Category MIT, Kresge Auditorium and MIT Chapel Preservation Massachusetts, Paul & Niki Tsongas Award, Best Use — Education & Institutional, Arts & Culture Category MIT, Kresge Auditorium and MIT Chapel
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The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, American Architecture Award University of Houston, Student Center & Quad
2017Illuminating Engineering Society, Illumination Award for Interior Lighting De sign Bryant AcademicUniversity,Innovation Center
The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, American Architecture Award MIT, Kresge Auditorium and MIT Chapel Preservation Massachusetts, Paul & Niki Tsongas Award, The Power of Preservation Award The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Mid-Campus Building One (1MC, The Woodlands)
The Center for Health Design, Evidence-based Design Touchstone Award (Gold) Hackensack Meridian Health, Jersey Shore University Medical Center
Maryland Historical Trust Award NAVFAC Washington (Naval Support Facility Engineering Command), Restoration of the Historic Watch Box
The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, American Architecture Award Children’s Hospital of Illinois, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center
SELECTED AWARDS
AIA Philadelphia, Design Award University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
Preservation Alliance for Greater P hiladelphia, Grand Jury (PreservationAwardAchievement)
IIDA Atlanta, Best of the Best Award
The Learning Academy at WellStar Kennestone Hospital
100 Peachtree Street
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award
University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
Boston Business Journal, Landmark Award Houston Methodist Hospital, Paula and Joseph C. (Rusty) Walter III Tower
NAVFAC Washington (Naval Support Facility Engineering Command), Restoration of the Historic Watch Box
Houston Methodist Hospital, Sugar Land Hospital Bed Tower
NY Creates, ZEN (Zero Energy Nanotechnology) Building
Engineering News-Record (ENR)
Stamford Health, Stamford Hospital — New Hospital Pavilion
Atlanta Urban Design Commission, Community Design Award Fulton County, Adamsville Regional Health Center
Houston Business Journal, Landmark Award (Healthcare Category) Houston Methodist Hospital, Paula and Joseph C. (Rusty) Walter III Tower
Associated Masonry Contractors of H Government/Institutionalouston,
The Pennsylvania State University, Steidle Building
AIA ArchitecturalTri-State, Excellence in Design University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
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University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
2019AIAEastern New York, Design Award (Unbuilt) University of Albany, Alumni Quad
Interior Design Magazine, Best of the Year Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Center for Advanced Pediatrics (CAP Project)
Rethinking The Future Award, First Place, Office Building (Concept) X/O Skeleton Tower Design Concept
Healthcare Design Magazine Showcase, Innovation Award Houston Methodist Hospital, Paula and Joseph C. (Rusty) Walter III Tower
Preservation Alliance for Greater P hiladelphia, Grand Jury (PreservationAwardAchievement)
AIA Philadelphia, Design Award University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
AIA ArchitecturalTri-State, Excellence in Design University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
100 Peachtree Street
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award US Department of State, US Embassy, Oslo
IIDA (Healthcare,DesignTexas/Oklahoma,ExcellenceAwardLargeProject)
Triangle Business Journal, SPACE Award
IIDA Atlanta, Best of the Best Award
Illuminating Engineering Society, Illumination Award for Lighting Control In novation
Traditional Building Magazine, Palladio (Commercial/InstitutionalAward Category)
European Healthcare Design Award Stamford Hospital — New Hospital Pavilion
Mountain States, Best Healthcare Project UCHealth, Longs Peak Hospital
The Learning Academy at WellStar Kennestone Hospital
AIA Mid-Missouri, Honor Award Nixon Forensic Center at Fulton State Hospital
ENR Texas & Louisiana, Healthcare Houston Methodist Hospital, Paula and Joseph C. (Rusty) Walter III Tower
Structural Engineering Institute, Mohawk-Hudson Lehigh University, Mountaintop Campus
UNC Rex Healthcare, North Carolina Heart & Vascular Hospital
California Preservation Foundation, Preservation Design Award Stanford University, Sapp Center for Science Teaching and L earning
AIA People’sGeorgia,Choice Award
2018AIAGeorgia,InteriorDesign Award
AIA HonorConnecticut,Award(Commercial, Institutional, Educational or Multi Family Residential De sign) College of William & Mary, McLeod Tyler Wellness Center
2022AIAHouston,FirmAward
AIA ExcellenceIowa, in Energy Efficient Design Award
Metropolis Planet Positive Awards, Honorable Mention U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy, Oslo
Docomomo US Modernism in America, Citation of Merit Award University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
Preservation Pennsylvania, Construction Award for Rehabilitation University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
2021Houston Business Journal, Landmark Award (Education) Texas A&M, Discovery Tower
Building Design + Construction, Reconstruction Award General Services Administration (GSA), Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse
Engineering News-Record (ENR), Government Building Award U.S. Department of State, Overseas Buildings Operations, U.S. Embassy New Office Annex
City of Houston, Alief Neighborhood Center
AIA St. DistinguishedLouis, Award for Architecture Missouri Department of Mental Health, Nixon Forensic Center at Fulton State Hospital
University of Louisville, Physicians Novak Center for Children’s H ealth
Structural Engineers Association of NC, Excellence in Structural Engineering (“New Construction $50M-$100M” (Lynch Mykins Structural Engineers)) Eastern Virginia Medical School, Waitzer Hall
Grinnell College, Humanities and Social Studies Complex
Houston Business Journal, Landmark Award (Medical) Texas A&M, Discovery Tower
Grinnell College, Humanities and Social Studies Complex
Houston Methodist Hospital, Paula and Joseph C. (Rusty) Walter III Towe r
IIDA EducationMid-Atlantic,Award Grinnell College, Humanities and Social Studies Complex
Houston Business Journal Landmark Award, Medical Category Memorial Hermann, Sarofim Pavilion
EYP AIA DesignDC,Award
AIA Eastern New York, Design Award Waterstone Development, Mass Timber Office Building
Hackensack Meridian Health, Ocean Medical Center, Medical-Surgical Suite AIA ConstructionPennsylvania,Project Award (Rehabilitation)
Lab Manager, Design Excellence Award University of South Carolina, Science and Technology Building
IIDA (Healthcare,DesignTexas/Oklahoma,ExcellenceAwardLargeProject)
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Awards SELECTED AWARDS 1973– 2022
University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
World Interiors News St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Kay Research and Care Center
The Center for Health Design, Touchstone Award (Evidence Based category) Hackensack Meridian Health, Ocean Medical Center, Medical-Surgical Suite
The Center for Health Design, Touchstone Award (Evidence Based category)
The Future Award, Public Building Award
ASID DC Metro, Design Excellence Award Grinnell College, Humanities and Social Studies Complex
IIDA,Healthcare Design Award (Ambulatory, Pediatric Category)
TRAPS Texas Recreation & Parks Society, Excellence in Planning Award City of Houston, Alief Neighborhood Center
2020RTFARethinking
Pennsylvania Historic Preservation, Construction Rehabilitation University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, Richards Medical Research Laboratories
Traditional Building Magazine, Palladio Award (Renovation Category) U.S. National Park Service, Warfield House
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IIDA SustainabilityMid-Atlantic,Advancement Award College of William & Mary, McLeod Tyler Wellness Center
ASID DC Metro, Design Excellence Award Grinnell College, Humanities and Social Studies Complex
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200 PRIMARY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL — LEHI CAMPUS, INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE VCBO ARCHITECTURE ASSOCIATE ARCHITECT
82 MIT CHAPEL AND KRESGE AUDITORIUM, MA SSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MCA ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECT OF RECORD
192 JIM AND JANET SINEGAL CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND INNOVATION, SE ATTLE UNIVERSITY MITHUN, INC. EXECUTIVE ARCHITECT
202 VALLEYWISE HEALTH MEDICAL CENTER, VALLE YWISE HEALTH CUNINGHAM GROUP ARCHITECTURE INC. A RCHITECT O F RECORD
20 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF SAN ANTONIO, CHR ISTUS HEALTH OVERLAND PARTNERS, INC. ASSOCIATE ARCHITECT
98 NORTH CAROLINA HEART & VASCULAR HOSPITAL, UN C REX HEALTHCARE BBH DESIGN STUDIO ASSOCIATE ARCHITECT
58 NEMOURS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, NEM OURS CHILDREN’S HEALTH PERKINS&WILL A SSOCIATE A RCHITECT
68 CENTER FOR GENOMICS AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY, NE W YORK UNIVERSITY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ENNEAD A RCHITECTS
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220 ARTHUR M. BLANK HOSPITAL, CH ILDREN’S HEALTHCARE OF ATLANTA ES a A RCHITECT O F RECORD
70 COLLEGE OF NURSING, COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY AND BIOENGINEERING INSTITUTE, NE W YORK UNIVERSITY IN COLLABORATION WITH KOHN PEDERSON FOX ASSOCIATES, PC
142 NIXON FORENSIC CENTER AT FULTON STATE HOSPITAL, MI SSOURI DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH WSP ARCHITECT OF RECORD
96 KAY RESEARCH AND CARE CENTER, ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL EVANS TAYLOR F OSTER CHILDRESS A RCHITECTS A SSOCIATE A RCHITECT
112 CENTER FOR ADVANCED PEDIATRICS, CH ILDREN’S HEALTHCARE OF ATLANTA HKS, INC. ARCHITECT OF RECORD
178 WAITZER HALL, EA STERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOL RRMM ARCHITECTS ARCHITECT OF RECORD
COLLABORATIONS
80 SAPP CENTER FOR SCIENCE TEACHING AND LEARNING, STANFORD UNIVERSITY IN ASSOCIATION WITH CAW ARCHITECTS
84 RICHARDS MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES, PERELMAN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT THE UN IVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA AOS ARCHITECTS, EXECUTIVE ARCHITECT FOR PHASES 3 A ND 4
21 EGLESTON CAMPUS & SCOTTISH RITE CAMPUS, CH ILDREN’S HEALTHCARE OF ATLANTA HKS, INC. ARCHITECT OF RECORD
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