Heintges Consulting Architects & Engineers

KieranTimberlake projects earned three 2024 Design Awards at last week's AIA Conference: 🌃 Architecture Award for the John A. Paulson Center at New York University 🎓 Education Facility Award for the John A. Paulson Center at New York University 🏘️ Housing Award for North Campus Housing at the University of Washington The Architecture Award celebrates exemplary projects that highlight the ways buildings and spaces can improve our lives, while the Education Facility Award showcases how architects are creating cutting-edge spaces that enhance modern pedagogy. The Paulson Center embodies these attributes as an innovative vertical campus that sets a new paradigm for multi-use university facilities. It was designed in collaboration with Davis Brody Bond, a Page Company. By recognizing the best in home design, the Housing Award shows the world how beauty, safety, sustainability, and comfort can come together. The University of Washington's North Campus Housing provides a vibrant living and learning community for 2,000 students by weaving together four buildings and their accompanying landscapes on a previously isolated site. Graham Baba Architects and GGLO Design served as Associate Architects on the project. #AIA24 #AIAConference The American Institute of Architects (AIA)

The iconic 50 W 66th Street, our newest tower rising on the Upper West Side, claimed #1 on the Olshan Luxury Market report last week!!   https://lnkd.in/dwG8E3Y7   Designed by world-renowned architectural innovators Snøhetta 50 West 66th Street is their first residential building in the United States. This new architectural landmark offers the finest floor plans and finishes, as well as over 50,000 square feet of immersive amenities and curated lifestyle services to revel in.   #Extell #ExtellDevelopment #Realestate #NYC

Ennead celebrates the ribbon cutting of Jefferson Health’s Honickman Center, a flagship medical facility in Center City, Philadelphia, and the epicenter of a more than $1 billion urban development project. In advance of the event, the Philadelphia Business Journal published the first article on the Honickman Center: "This is really the new model, the next model, of how Jefferson is going to deliver services into the future and maintain its competitiveness as well as improve and enhance the care it is providing both to its patients and the community as a whole," said Clayton Mitchell, senior vice president for real estate and facilities for Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals. "[This is] the future of ambulatory care for the industry.” Jefferson partnered with National Real Estate Development, LLC to conceptualize and develop the Honickman Center project. Designed by Ennead, the 19-story, 462,000-square-foot building deftly integrates into the dense urban neighborhood while introducing a curved glass façade which draws inspiration from Philadelphia’s history of textile production and establishes an innovative new architectural identity. “This new landmark tower creates such a positive impact at several different scales, bringing specialty healthcare services to the community, acting as cornerstone and institutional anchor to National Real Estate’s East Market development, and contributing a distinguished new addition to the Philadelphia skyline,” said Ennead Partner Thomas Wong. Ennead congratulates National Real Estate Development, LLC and Jefferson Health along with our many collaborators on this project. Learn more at the link below. https://lnkd.in/eX6UUc8S #ennead #enneadarchitects #architecture #architecturedesign #healthcare #philadelphia #honickmancenter #jeffersonhealth

Hanging Out with Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology 📸 ⬇ ⬇ The Singh Center is a next-generation nanotechnology center that merges traditional approaches to nanoscale development with unique state-of-the-art equipment, materials and ideas. An ascending route climbs from the courtyard through the building to a Forum space that cantilevers 65 feet over the courtyard below. The steel shear wall structure for the cantilever is expressed on the interior and exterior, emphasizing the connection to Campus. The architects, Marion Weiss and Michael A. Manfredi, have completely transformed this previously unappealing part of campus with a three-story steel-framed angular structure cloaked in an origami-like glass and metal skin. The L-shaped Singh wraps two sides of the site and hovers at the street edge with an assertive 68-foot-long cantilever. Together with the adjacent center for materials research, the new building defines an inviting grassy court where there had been only asphalt and brick. WEISS/MANFREDI Architecture/Landscape/Urbanism Severud Associates Stantec Gilbane Building Company Guardian Glass North America JE Berkowitz Sempergreen Group Walker Glass Company Ltd Viridian Energy & Environmental LLC Heintges Consulting Architects & Engineers Todd Hoehn Patrick Armacost Jocelyn Froimovich Patrick Hazari Joe Vessell Click and follow my hashtag: #jackzigonphotography to be alerted when I post new architectural projects and the stories behind them. #architecturalphotography #architecture #photography #design

The United States and Mexico have a consequential bilateral relationship, directly impacting the everyday lives of millions of U.S. and Mexican citizens, whether through trade, joint security, or tourism. This is a historic time for the U.S. Department of State and Mission Mexico as OBO is building 4 new consulates and an embassy in Mexico City. These new Mission Mexico diplomatic facilities will strengthen the U.S.- Mexico bilateral relationship, stimulate the economies of both countries by generating jobs and procuring goods, employ rigorous energy-saving and sustainability features, and increase the capacity to deliver consular services.  -- U.S. Embassy Mexico City: Architect: Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects + Partners/Davis Brody Bond, a Page Company General Contractor: Caddell Construction U.S. Consulate General Nogales Architect: Ennead Architects Architects General Contractor: BL Harbert International LLC U.S. Consulate General Mérida Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP General Contractor: BL Harbert International LLC U.S. Consulate General Guadalajara Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP General Contractor: BL Harbert International LLC U.S. Consulate Hermosillo: Architect: RICHÄRD | KENNEDY ARCHITECTS General Contractor: BL Harbert International LLC -- #missiomexico #usmissiontomexico #diplomacy #buildingdiplomacy #foreignpolicy #thediplomat #misiondemexico