Washington University East End Transformation Museum of the Bible International Spy Museum
China Shipping Beijing Jinan Huanyuhui Gemdale Xinsha city renew complex
Shantou Haiwan MixC mall and Landed Mansion
City. Water. Landscape
Wetlan + Curtain Changing “Backyard”
Sea Level Rise Influences on Household and Community - level
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MVLA | 2014 - 2018 | completed project manager, lead project designer
The East End Transaformation of the Danforth Campus is more than a constrution project: it furthers the university’s mission and values, setting the course for the next era of academic excellence and service to society.”
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Designed by Cope and Stewardson in 1900, the Danforth Campus at Washington Univeristy in St. Louis is defined by Collegiate Gothic buildings, landscape quadrangles, and pathways that encourage academic connections in a beautiful park-like setting. Over time, Danforth’s East End of campus had become plagued by roads and parking lots, interrupting this original planning vision. in 2014, Washington University embarked on a major campaign to transform the East End into a vibrant and inviting gateway to the university.
Work with BNIM, MVLA delivered the East End master plan in 2014.
Kieran Timberlak, Moore Ruble Yudell, and Perkins Eastman joined in this capital campaign, which is comleted in 2019.
Ann and Andrew Tisch Park
Anabeth and John Weil Hall
Henry A. and Elvira H. Jubel Hall
James M. McKelvey, Sr. Hall
Gary M. Sumers Welcome Center
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum Expansion
Craig and Nancy Schnuck Pavilion
Underground Garage
The glazed and reflectives stainless steel facade of the Kemper expansion (left) and the all-glass north elevation of Weil Hall (at right) active the southern edge of Tisch Park.
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KieranTimberlake /Peter Aaron
A person bikes past the south entrance to the underground parking structure on one of many new cycling paths. Cars are now banned from the center of East End, with all of the former surface parking lots reclaimed as green space.
MVLA | 2014 - 2015 | completed project designer | design development, construction document Site Plan Exterior view
MVLA preserved two historic trees while creating a remarkable front entrance
MVLA | 2014 - 2015 | completed project designer | schematic design, design development, construction document Site Plan
LCO | 2018 - 2021 | completed project manager, day-to-day coordination project designer
LCO | 2018 - 2023 | under constuction project manager, day-to-day coordination, project designer Site Plan
LCO | 2021 - now | under design project manager, day-to-day coordination
/ SIMON selected works | 2010 - 2022