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🌈 Happy Pride Month from EwingCole! 🏳️‍🌈

At EwingCole, we believe in creating spaces where everyone feels seen, valued, and respected. This , we honor and support the LGBTQ+ community, celebrating diversity and championing inclusion in all our designs. Let's continue to build a world where love, acceptance, and equality are the foundation of every project.

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While we enjoy a long weekend and celebrate the unofficial start of summer, let us also take the time to remember those who have sacrificed their lives in defense of our nation's freedoms, security, and prosperity.

All of us at EwingCole would like to wish all of our friends, families, and partners a

The owners of the 340-acre Bridge at Collegeville campus have announced a significant renovation and expansion project. Less than a year after acquiring the property, New York-based partners David Werner Real Estate Investments and GreenBarn Investment Group are set to add up to 1.4 million square feet of the new office, lab, and manufacturing space. This expansion will increase the size of the 1.9 million-square-foot campus by about 75%, making it a prime destination for life sciences tenants.

The project will also include extensive renovations to existing spaces and adding luxury lifestyle amenities. Looking forward to seeing the transformation! 🏢🔬

New owners plan redevelopment of 340-acre Montgomery County life sciences campus - Philadelphia Business Journal The expansion would increase the size of the 1.9 million-square-foot campus by about 75% to attract additional life sciences tenants.

What was once a vision is now a reality at FirstEnergy Stadium. We're thrilled to unveil the Redner’s Event Center, the largest facilities project in Reading Fightin Phils’ history! This impressive two-story building includes the team’s clubhouse, weight room, and community spaces that can host hundreds.

A big thank you to Redner's Warehouse Markets, Steve Boyd, and Burkey Construction for their support and for bringing this project to life.

Reading Fightin Phils hold opening ceremonies at Redner’s Event Center The state-of-the-art building provides space for players, staff and community members

Celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

Throughout the month of May and every day, we are proud to celebrate the invaluable contributions of the AAPI community and our AAPI colleagues shaping our industry, communities, and culture here at EwingCole. hashtag

EwingCole is reshaping our approach to in the built environment.

Over the past year, our team has been hard at work, laying the foundation for our Social Equity in Design (SEID) Initiative, which recognizes the critical intersection between the built environment, environmental degradation, and human rights. SEID is a bold step towards putting at the forefront of our sustainability strategies. Our goal is simple: to eliminate the negative impacts of the built environment on traditionally overlooked or underserved communities.

While sustainability has always been a core value for us, we understand that social equity can sometimes take a backseat due to its complexity. But with SEID, we're making a deliberate effort to change that narrative, taking a holistic approach to equity within the building arts industry.

One key aspect of SEID is our focus on the material supply chain. It's not just about what happens within the buildings we design but also the broader impact of the materials we use. That's why we're committed to identifying ways to increase equity within product specifications, ensuring our choices support frontline communities and fragile ecosystems.

Environmental injustices, such as racism and forced labor, persist within material supply chains. Through SEID, we're leveraging our collective impact to address these injustices by specifying products that uphold ethical standards and promote social equity.

This , we invite you to join us in committing to creating a more just and sustainable future for all. https://www.ewingcole.com/services/sustainability-2/

Philadelphia sports fans recently honored the 20-year anniversary of Veterans Stadium's demolition. The stadium was the former home of the Philadelphia Phillies and Philadelphia Eagles. Citizens Bank Park later replaced it.

Over the last twenty years, Citizens Bank Park, playing host to unforgettable moments in Philadelphia sports history, has woven its way into the very fabric of the city. The park, as Phillies owner John Middleton put it to The Philadelphia Inquirer, has aged like fine wine since it opened in 2004.

As the park's original planners and designers, our team has been proud to partner with the Phillies over these two decades, helping the park evolve so that it can be enjoyed by future players and fans for generations to come.

Citizens Bank Park has given us 20 years of great memories, should be good for 100: Phillies owner John Middleton. Like a fine wine, the ballpark gets better with time.

Happy , Philly! ❤️🤍 https://ow.ly/ui9K50R3aAZ

REGENXBIO Inc.'s Headquarters in Rockville, MD, provides the company with complete control over the entire gene therapy manufacturing process. The state-of-the-art current good manufacturing practice (GMP) facility is a five-story building. Its interior construction was carried out in two phases, encompassing approximately 20,000ft2 of clean room space.

The clean room suite was strategically positioned on the highest (fifth) floor, with the elevation of this floor heightened. Additionally, the design team included the most spacious penthouse allowed by the local authorities, carefully ensuring that it wouldn't be considered an extra building floor, thereby preventing an increase in the overall building height. https://ow.ly/qoyx50QKicO

Want to see more? Check it out on our Design Portfolio: https://www.ewingcole.com/portfolio_page/headquarters-2/

REGENXBIO’s Research and Development Facility, Maryland, US REGENXBIO built a research and development (R&D) facility, which it calls the Manufacturing Innovation Center, in Montgomery County in Rockville, Maryland, US.

We've got some big news for you sports lovers! ⚽

FIFA World Cup 2026™ recently announced that MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, will host the final match of FIFA World Cup 2026™. EwingCole is leading the design of the initial phase of critical infrastructure modifications needed to host the international matches.

We spoke with Sports Business Journal to provide a breakdown of what's to come for MetLife Stadium in the lead-up to the big match.

Work already underway at MetLife Stadium ahead of 2026 World Cup Work is already underway at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey ahead of it hosting World Cup matches in the summer of 2026.

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The design industry has been shaped by the remarkable contributions of Black architects, engineers, and designers of all stripes. Their creativity, dedication, and unique perspectives have left an indelible mark on the built environment and paved the way for the next generation.

This , we proudly celebrate their achievements and honor the invaluable contributions and leadership of Black changemakers everywhere.

Over 72 million children around the world do not have access to education. Additionally, millions of children and adolescents don’t have the opportunity to complete their education. That’s why we are proud to celebrate International Day of Education which acknowledges the critical role of in society.

Our goal is to support the health and development of students through innovative, immersive learning environments that emulate real-world conditions to provide students with hands-on experience. Integrated technology, dynamic spatial arrangements, and collaborative learning environments not only foster learning but nurture the social and emotional development of students from crayons to career.

What we are focused on when designing education spaces:

- NextGen Learning - Supporting Next Generation learning programs that prioritize innovative and student-centered approaches to education. https://ow.ly/KJug50QtEti

- Sustainability - Integrating sustainable strategies that reduce energy consumption and that emphasize environmental stewardship and greater connection to the outdoors. https://ow.ly/sTYI50QtEtl

- Health & Wellness - Prioritizing health and wellness, which means designing spaces and amenities that support the development of body and mind. https://ow.ly/9upA50QtEtk

- Flexibility and Adaptability - Focus on designing flexible and adaptable classrooms to accommodate different teaching and learning styles. This includes collaborative workspaces, technology-rich environments, and areas for independent study. https://ow.ly/TBC550QtEtm

- Technology Integration - The use of technology is integral to next-generation learning. This includes online resources, digital tools, and platforms to enhance learning experiences, facilitate communication, and support individualized instruction. https://ow.ly/eW2U50QtEth

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We have some exciting news!

The Army West Point Athletics Association (AWPAA) and the West Point Association of Graduates (WPAOG) are set to break ground on the Michie Stadium Preservation Project this spring.

Notable enhancements of this dynamic, modern, and eco-friendly project include the East Stands complex, its premium seating options and upgraded concessions. The centralized Corps of Cadets seating section will extend from one end zone to the other, positioning the cadets as a central focus on game day.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/xY5150QphhW

As the nation’s oldest country club, the has a rich sporting heritage and provides preeminent recreational and social experiences for its members, their families, and friends. The 350-acre Flourtown Campus hosts a wide variety of sports, including tennis, paddle tennis, squash, cricket, pickleball, and more.

As part of a long-range strategic plan for the club, our design team reprogrammed The Great Lawn, which boasts 21 grass courts to support a number of sporting activities.

For the main clubhouse exterior, we installed a new skylight over the two-story bar space, creating a stunning and open atmosphere. On the roof, new dormers with operable windows were installed where former dormers existed before they were damaged in a fire some years ago. Crowning the list of exterior improvements is a cupola at the peak of the gabled roof. Each of these carefully considered design elements serves a unique purpose and enhances the club’s experience while respecting its historical context.

Visit our Design Portfolio for a look inside. 👆

Concord Middle School is a 143,000 SF education facility designed to be Ready, with an emphasis on ultra-low energy consumption and a unique Treetop Teams concept set to elevate the learning experience!

Nestled on the edge of a plateau, this school offers stunning views of the forest and wetlands and merges innovation, sustainability, and a deep connection to nature, fostering collaboration and interdisciplinary learning.

To learn more about this project, visit our Design Portfolio. 👆

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We recently undertook a significant renovation project at a corporate research and development facility in Manchester, NH. This design aimed to transform an existing workspace into a post-pandemic environment, fostering flexibility and modern and industrial aesthetics.

The 98,000-square-foot renovation, situated within a repurposed mill along the scenic riverbanks, is the initial phase of a comprehensive multi-stage project encompassing the entire building. Inspired by the site’s industrial history and lush surroundings, the design integrates natural materials, drawing from the greenery and adjacent river. Embracing the principles of biophilia, the layout enhances the connection between indoors and outdoors, accentuated by ample natural light.

To learn more about this project, visit our Design Portfolio.

Wishing you a joyous and bright Hanukkah filled with love, light, and latkes! 🕎✨

A message to you and yours!

On this Veterans Day, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the brave men and women who have served our nation with unwavering dedication and sacrifice.

Thank you for your service! 🎖️

Rising from the rocky hillside of Lake Superior, Essentia Health's new 930,000 SF St. Mary's Medical Center provides striking views of the city of Duluth and the largest freshwater lake in North America.

Our Structural Engineering team overcame several complicated region-specific challenges with the project, including wind loads from the lake, heavy snow loads, a frigid winter climate necessitating close attention to thermal continuity through the exterior building envelope, and the steep slopes of existing grade.

Lead Structural Engineers Colleen Blackwell, P.E. and Stephen Bartal, PE, take us inside the challenges and triumphs in STRUCTURE Magazine behind this monumental healthcare project.

STRUCTURE magazine | Vision Northland – Minnesota Hospital Design Braces for Winter and the Future Vision Northland – Minnesota Hospital Design Braces for Winter and the Future Nov, 2023 By Colleen F. Blackwell, P. E. and Stephen G. Bartal, P. E. In Feature Essentia Health’s Vision Northland project, located on the shores of Lake Superior in Duluth, Minnesota, includes approximately 928,000 s...

🎃 All of us at EwingCole would like to wish you a safe, fun, and Happy Halloween. We hope you have a hauntingly good time! 🏰👷‍♂️🦇

Our 12-story waterfront expansion of the Hospital for Special Surgery, known as The Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Tower, is taking shape in Manhattan's Upper East Side.

Designed by Ewingcole, the tower spans 100,000 SF directly over FDR Drive and will connect to the existing hospital. Take a look at the progress so far!

Hospital For Special Surgery's Expansion Begins to Take Shape on Manhattan's Upper East Side - New York YIMBY Construction is underway on EwingCole's 12-story Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Tower at the Hospital For Special Surgery on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

We're thrilled to announce that EwingCole received the Best in Competition award from the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) for the IIDA Healthcare Design Awards. EwingCole received this award for Essentia Health's St. Mary's Medical Center.

The IIDA Healthcare Design Awards recognize firms for the creative design of facilities across seven categories: hospitals, extended care and assisted living facilities, and ambulatory.

Congratulations to all who were involved with this extraordinary project. https://ow.ly/lVay50Q0eIb

Today is your last chance to sign up for EwingCole's Design Philadelphia presentation!

Our team is discussing how a site's history and culture and the client's values and character have shaped some of EwingCole's iconic local designs.

Join us in celebrating the power of design to shape our world as we explore the boundless possibilities of our local designers. https://ow.ly/Hn4150PTnI9

Northwell Health recently marked a significant milestone for Long Island residents as it proudly hosted the groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion of South Shore University Hospital (SSHU).

Designed by EwingCole, the innovative 190,000-square-foot, six-story inpatient bed-tower addition represents a leap forward in patient care while preserving the distinct character of the surrounding Long Island community. The new pavilion will encompass 90 individual patient rooms, ten cutting-edge operating rooms, and three additional procedure rooms, reflecting SSHU's dedication to meeting the community's evolving healthcare needs.

South Shore University Hospital Begins Groundbreaking New Chapter in Long Island - EwingCole 04 Oct South Shore University Hospital Begins Groundbreaking New Chapter in Long Island Posted at 13:46h in News by Zach Deritis South Shore University Hospital Begins Groundbreaking New Chapter in Long Island This week marked a significant milestone for Long Island residents as Northwell Health pro...

This is how you blend history and modernity! The Burk-Bergman Boathouse at the University of Pennsylvania, dating back to 1874-75, gets a stunning update by EwingCole that opened this year. Design elements like its new erg room trusses honor its legacy while adding a sleek touch for the 21st century.

“They are inspired by two elements: the existing historic wood trusses in the original 1874 structure and the more contemporary rigging and outriggers on the carbon fiber boats used in competition today. We treated them as a metaphor for the evolution of the sport." - Regional Director of Design Andrew Donaldson-Evans, AIA, LEED AP.

Check out how steel trusses elevate the space while preserving its historic charm in Athletic Business!

Steel Trusses Tie Past to Present Within Penn’s Historic Burk-Berkman Boathouse Constructed for the 1874-75 academic year and added onto three times since, Burk-Bergman Boathouse at the University of Pennsylvania presented its latest team of renovators a choice — honor the building’s heavy timber and stone legacy or introduce...