A new
facility designed for the home of the Ward Foundation and its
internationally recognized collection of wildfowl art. Carving
classrooms and education facilities were incorporated within the
building. Architectural, surveying, civil and structural engineering
services were provided.
Preserving the facade of
the historic former Trolleyworks building on Baltimore's Inner Harbor,
this facility houses one of the nation's most acclaimed collections of "outsider" art, along with accompanying offices
and support functions. The reinforced and post-tensioned concrete
structure utilizes dramatic curves and long cantilevers for a unique
combination of old and new. Project architecture, structural engineering, and
project site representation services were provided. Design
architects: Castro Swanston Architects.
This Chesapeake Bay Island cultural
facility serves as both a tourist destination and gathering place for
the islanders. The center is accessible only by boat and contains
exhibits highlighting life on the island.