Commercial or Institutional
Buildings, Structures, and Landscape Design
Arizona State University Hayden Library Reinvention
The Hayden Library Reinvention transforms a place for books into a place for people, reflecting the diversity, history, environmental stewardship, and scholarship of the university and greater Arizona. The building’s reuse retains the embodied energy and value of its structure and reveals the character of the building in a new light for a new time. Reinvention allows for a design respectful of context, history, and tradition, while showcasing new and future uses and creating welcoming, equitable environments, reconnecting itself to its place. ASU, Ayers Saint Gross, Holder Construction Company
Arizona State University Student Pavilion
Situated at the nexus of Arizona State University’s campus, the Pavilion is a student-centric facility managed and operated by students. Sustainability is integrated throughout, inclusive of chilled beam and indirect evaporative HVAC systems, LED and daylighting devices, PV solar array, high performance building envelope, low window-to-wall ratio, high-efficiency glass, and storm water capture. The goal for the Student Pavilion is to be a Net Zero Energy Building and a showcase of the University’s goals for Climate Net Neutrality and sustainable building systems. ASU, Weddle Gilmore Black Rock Studio
Coconino County Medical Examiner’s Facility
The Coconino County Medical Examiner’s Office investigates violent, unexpected, and suspicious deaths to support the critical work of law enforcement and help grieving families in the untimely passing of loved ones. Due to the age and capacity of the former facility, Coconino County worked with Kinney Construction Services on the adaptive re-use of an existing single-story masonry block building for a new office to better serve local and neighboring jurisdictions. Due to its strategic design, it received a Gold rating from the Coconino County Sustainable Building Program. Coconino County, Kinney Construction Services Inc., APMI Inc.
Helios Education Foundation & Vince Roig Convening Center
The new campus is a collaborative creative place to promote, discuss, and debate reforms to and the advancement of postsecondary education with the Helios Foundation, their strategic partners and policy makers locally and nationally. Sustainability features include the use of multiple non-potable water sources including site captured water for the landscape and a super insulated envelope & radiant cooling system to reduce energy use. The Campus is a contemporary revisioning of the arid-responsive garden office, built to last for generations. Helios Education Foundation, Architekton, Betts Real Estate Advisors
