REGISTER FOR THE TOUR We are proud to be joining Vanderbilt University leadership in a guided tour of their historic Nashville campus during the Society of College and University Planning’s (SCUP) 53rd Annual Conference on July 16th. Tour participants will…
In 2009, Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Fla., appeared to be a park without a future. Over the years since the ballpark was built in 1989, the Chicago White Sox, Baltimore Orioles and Cincinnati Reds had all moved their spring-training…
Vanderbilt University announced today the launch of its largest-ever capital project, which will replace aging residence halls with innovative residential colleges that will transform West End and support the university’s vision to shape the leaders of tomorrow.
Four new residential colleges will be constructed between the Kirkland Hall Esplanade and 25th Avenue along West End Avenue. Also planned are significant upgrades and beautification of nearby West Side Row and Greek Row. The entire project will be completed by the university’s 150th anniversary in 2023.
“Residential colleges are a physical representation of our mission to educate the whole student and to develop leaders that will change the world. We have chosen to go big and bold on residential education to extend the rigorous, immersive undergraduate experience to the many hours students spend outside the classroom,” Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos said. “These new residential colleges will bring together young people of diverse backgrounds and perspectives and ask them to participate in communities based on tolerance, mutual understanding and respectful discourse.
CLEVELAND — Sound the trumpets, peal the bells! The Cleveland Orchestra, which many consider one of the finest ensembles in the nation and the world, turns 100 this year. But don’t necessarily expect the orchestra, which plays two soberly sensible programs…
Vanderbilt, E. Bronson Ingram Residential College The first of four Residential Colleges to be constructed along West End Avenue, the E Bronson Ingram Residential College is deep into construction and on schedule to open this summer. The masonry exterior and…
We at David M. Schwarz Architects are honored to have received a slew of awards over the last few months. Congratulations to our clients, our in-house designers and all of our project team partners on jobs well done! In October,…
AC Hotels by Marriott has announced the opening of AC Hotel Spartanburg — the European-inspired brand’s first location in South Carolina. Nestled in the heart of Spartanburg, this arts-focused AC Hotel blends old with new, emulating a long tradition of…
The 12th annual Gingertown event saw the creation on incredible coasters, fabulous food stalls and tantalizing towers. It also set a new record for money raised for our local DC charitable recipients! Gingertown builds were once again held in Washington…
Today marks the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Chapman Cultural Center in Spartanburg, SC. The 86,000 SF facility (plus 500-seat proscenium theater) serves as the home for eight independent arts organizations, all under the umbrella of the Arts Partnership…
Led by Designer Mario Dominguez, DMSAS was thrilled to support the 25th Annual DCBIA Community Improvement Day. The all-day event brought together hundreds of volunteers to renovate and beautify the Benning Terrace Recreation Center. DMSAS Designer Mario Dominguez served as…
From the Washington Post By Michele Lerner The new apartments, known as 13 ǀ U, are leasing now at the corner of 13th and U streets NW, within walking distance of restaurants, art galleries, bars, music venues, theaters and shops.…
David M. Schwarz Architects is proud to celebrate the 20-year anniversaries of three incredible firm leaders. President Gregory Hoss, Principal Sean Nohelty and Associate Steve Knight have all been recognized in the last month-and-a-half for their 20 years of leadership,…