Design-build project for a 64,000 sq ft headquarters building to house Uniqema’s senior management staff. The four-story signature building is clad in French limestone and situated at the foot of the Delaware Memorial Bridge. |
Design features of this contemporary, six-story building include a two-story portico entrance and lobby; nine-foot high windows; and rooftop, balcony, and riverside terraces. Situated in the historic shipbuilding district, the site plan accomodates a landscaped pedestrian walkway connecting the adjacent street to the popular Christina Riverfront. Design Awards: |
The Renaissance Centre is a one square block mixed use complex at Market and King Streets in downtown Wilmington. The project consists of 142,000 square feet of Class A office space, parking for 193 vehicles, a landscaped entrance plaza, and two-story lobby. Completion is expected in the spring of 2007. |
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Part of the Victorian complex of the 1804 Pennsylvania Building and 1807 Wilmington Train Station, this Furness designed building was renovated for ING DIRECT. The interior design plan preserved the station master ticket window, ladies waiting room, and Victorian fireplaces and tile hearths. Associate Architect – 1:1:6 Technologies, Inc. Design Awards: |
The Plumbers & Pipefitters UA Local # 74 is developing a ±40,000 sf multi-purpose building that will be used as a training center, banquet hall, administrative, and recreational center. |
Located in the downtown historic district, the new Wellness Center was designed to relate to the recently restored Smyrna Opera House across the street. The red brick and cast stone facade and stained shingles on the third floor wall are reminiscent of the architecture of the Victorian era. |
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The natural slope of this urban site was utilized to accommodate street entrances on both the upper and lower sides. A ramp connecting parking lots provides access to a drive-through pharmacy for the first floor retailer. The remaining two floors of the 49,000 sq ft building are dedicated to office use. |
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Designed as a multi-tenant building for call centers, the 80,000 sq ft, two-story building features ten-foot ceilings and state-of-the-art data and communications infrastructure. The central skylit lobby atrium with geometric terrazzo floor creates a dramatic entrance to this high-tech, contemporary building. |
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The three-story, 100,000 sq ft building was constructed in seven months. Situated at a highly traveled intersection and entrance to a major DuPont complex, it was imperative that the building be visually appealing, with all mechanical and service equipment shielded from view. Entrance is through a two-story portico leading to a cherry-paneled lobby. |
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Originally constructed in 1885, the six-story building located on the Christina Riverfront accommodates ING’s direct telephone and internet banking activities. In retrofitting the building, great care was taken to expose the warmth and character of the brick and timber structure. The building operates on a 24-hour basis and contains state-of-the-art computer services, data cabling, teleconferencing, and audio-visual systems. Associate architect -- Cecil Baker and Associates. |
