Projects Under Construction
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The Palladium at the Regional Performing
Arts Center The new Carmel Performing Arts Center will become the focal point of a new City Center for Carmel, Indiana, anchoring a development concept designed to create a new cultural center. Design Architect: David M. Schwarz Architects, Inc. Architect of Record: CSO Architects, Inc. |
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The Denver Justice Center The 1500 bed Denver Justice Center, in Denver’s new Justice Center complex, has achieved LEED Silver certification. Design Architect: Hartman-Cox Architects Architect of Record: OZ Architecture |
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Colorado History Center The Colorado History Center will become what has been called a new “front door” for the cultural complex making up Denver’s Civic Center, including the Art Museum and Public Library. Architects: Tryba Architects, Trammel Crow Company |
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Smith Center for the Performing Arts Designed with an education center and two performance spaces, the Smith Center will become the first major performance hall in the United States to achieve LEED certification. Design Architect: David M. Schwarz Architects, Inc. Executive Architect: HKS Architects, Inc. |
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South Hall, University of Michigan Law School Designed to be an “undeniable extension” to the School’s historic Law Quadrangle, South Hall enhances a campus graced with collegiate Gothic architecture. The project is seeking LEED Silver certification. Design Architect: Hartman-Cox Architects Project Architect & MEP: Integrated Design Solutions, LLC |
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Wasserstein Hall, Harvard Law School The oldest continually operating law school in the United States, Harvard Law, is constructing a complex including Wasserstein Hall—designed for a 21st century legal education. Architect: Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP |






