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EBDI - Forest City
EBDI - Forest City
This project expresses our firms involvement as part of the design team that developed the master plan under Forest City’s leadership. In addition, we collaborated with Elkus Manfredi as Associate Architect on the Rangos Building. Michael Marshall, FAIA participated in the various regulatory reviews for both the campus master plan and the Rangos Building, which was later built. The Rangos Building in particular was designed with the sustainability measures needed to achieve LEED certification.
As a state-of-the-art facility, it is programmed to support the sophisticated requirements of commercial life science organizations and the academic services needed by the adjacent John Hopkins Science and Technology Park Campus.
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Location
Washington, DC, USA
Client
Park Heights Renaissance Inc.
Status
Built
Project Type
Architecture
Area
12,634 sq ft
Total Built-Up Area
136,000 sq ft
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EBDI - Forest City
Client
Park Heights Renaissance Inc.
industry
Services
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This project expresses our firms involvement as part of the design team that developed the master plan under Forest City’s leadership. In addition, we collaborated with Elkus Manfredi as Associate Architect on the Rangos Building. Michael Marshall, FAIA participated in the various regulatory reviews for both the campus master plan and the Rangos Building, which was later built. The Rangos Building in particular was designed with the sustainability measures needed to achieve LEED certification.
As a state-of-the-art facility, it is programmed to support the sophisticated requirements of commercial life science organizations and the academic services needed by the adjacent John Hopkins Science and Technology Park Campus.
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