What is your background and your current role? I’ve been with ESa for four years and currently serve as a Project Manager, with a background spanning education, commercial, and community + arts projects. My interest in architecture started young, building with LEGOs and mixing sets to explore different possibilities. I
Originally built in 1967 as a dining hall anchoring the University of Tennessee’s residential campus, this building is being reimagined as a hub for student life, administration and campus operations. The renovation balances preservation and innovation, retaining the building’s iconic concrete structure, brick, and glass block exterior while introducing high-performance
Founded in 1961 and located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, ESa celebrates their past and looks toward the future by creating environments across the country that shapes lives.
What is your background and your current role? I’ve been with ESa for 19 years and currently serve as a principal, with a key interest in medical education spaces. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to work on a wide variety of spaces in this sector, from science labs
The Haupert Union Building (HUB) at Moravian University, originally completed in 1962, is undergoing a major renovation and expansion to meet modern student needs. The new HUB will feature enhanced student lounges, meeting rooms, a wellness center, a conference center, and various student organization suites. The renovation aims to improve
Why is it important to reinvigorate/reinvent existing structures? Sustainability and a connection to the campus history are two reasons why it’s imperative that we look at re-using or reinventing existing buildings. The simplest sustainable strategy in architecture is to reuse existing structures, rather than developing on greenfield sites. Rehabilitation connects
The Hub for Innovators, Veterans and Entrepreneurs (HIVE) is a dynamic adaptive-reuse project, breathing new life into a historic 1941 US Armory located in Winchester, Virginia.