Baldwin Elementary School

This ten classroom addition makes use of natural lighting, open ceilings with exposed ductwork and a cheerful palette of colors to enliven each space.  All classrooms are provided with a storage room, as well as casework featuring additional storage, ample countertop space, and a sink.  In addition to ten classrooms, other spaces include a sky lit corridor with patterned terrazzo floors, restrooms for students and staff, and janitorial rooms.

Rockfish Elementary School

This ten-classroom addition makes use of natural lighting, open ceilings with exposed ductwork and a cheerful palette of colors to enliven each space.  All classrooms are provided with a storage room and casework featuring additional storage, ample countertop space, and a sink.  In addition to classrooms, other spaces include a sky lit corridor with patterned terrazzo floors, restrooms for students and staff, and janitorial rooms.

Gross Area: 13,000 SF

St. Pauls High School

Addition and renovation including 14-classroom addition, storage space, and bathroom facilities. New wing is located to the east of the cafeteria and is connect to the remaining campus with sidewalks and breezeways. Building expansion is 17,508 SF.

St. Pauls Elementary School

Addition and renovation including a 6-classroom wing addition along with modifications and upgrades to existing roof and mechanical systems. Combined with the 9-classroom wing to be improved this effort offers 16 upgraded classrooms. The new wing is located to the rear of the existing school and is 10,033 SF.

J.C. Hargrave Elementary School

Project includes 6 classrooms housed in a new wing at the rear and connected by a covered walk to the existing. The total building expansion is 8,125 SF.

Littlefield Middle School

New cafeteria space and conversion of the existing cafeteria to a media center. Also included are site improvements and sewer system upgrades. The existing media center was converted to classrooms. The mechanical system in the existing cafeteria was improved to a central system.

New construction totals 10,585 SF.

West Lumberton Elementary School

Project consists of 8 new classrooms, a new cafeteria, and new media center. The addition is located to the east of the existing campus area. New construction totals 24,765 SF.

South Robeson High School

This project includes a new cafeteria adjacent to the existing, remodeling of the existing cafeteria to accommodate a student commons and concessions and improvement of the sanitary sewer system. New construction totals 10,481 SF.

Rowland Middle School

Project includes a new cafeteria, main office improvements, and conversion of the existing cafeteria to a media center. New construction totals 13,242 SF.

R.B. Dean Elementary School

Project includes 3 classrooms achieved by converting the old cafeteria building into classroom space. The building also includes an addition for toilets. Also includes improvements to roof and mechanical systems.

Cape Fear High School (Phase I Addition)

This expansion involved re-planning bus and student parking resulting in a new student lobby featuring a Romeo & Juliet grand staircase. New spaces include classrooms, science labs, band room and associated spaces and a choral/show-dance classroom featuring a suspended wood floor. The expansion also includes a state-of-the-art 500 seat, open-stage auditorium which is fully handicapped accessible along with a scene shop, drama classroom and prop storage. Gross area – 40,000 square feet

Westover High School

Concept reorganized a disjointed, piece-meal, expansion program into a single, separate facility linking the high school and middle school. Advantages were minimal disruption to campus during construction and the added ability to deal equally with population shifts at both middle and high school levels. In addition to classrooms and labs, project included a health education suite, special teaching space for the orthopedically impaired, an auxiliary gym, and a unique, open-stage teaching auditorium for 500. Building is the first to make use of patented window eye-brow system to minimize glare and heat-gain at west facing windows. Both the existing middle school and high school connect to this stand-alone addition by way of concrete bridges into a grand glass lobby. Gross area – 70,000 sq. ft.

E. E. Smith Senior High School

Major renovation and additions over a period of several years including a new library, cafeteria, gymnasium and support facilities. New vocational shops, art and drafting rooms plus renovation of existing gym (cut in half) with new second floor added in half of gym. First floor houses health occupation workshop and construction industry lab, and second floor houses physical education classroom and weight rooms with administrative offices on both levels. Existing theater remodeled and backstage area expanded to include hops, storage, prop rooms, dressing rooms, and offices. All work required alteration of existing building systems and/or installation of new. Construction among and within existing buildings required careful consideration during design.

Orange Street School

Turn-of-the-century building constructed as the first black high school in the area. LSV was instrumental in the campaign to save building and procure funds for renovation. Slow process of multiple phases from measuring, stabilization against further deterioration, evaluating potential uses and working with committee to achieve incremental renovation of the building. Typical issues were inserting reinforcement to support sagging low-pitch roof and ceilings where spans exceeded the capacity of original members, restoring standing seam roof, restoring windows, and installing toilets and air conditioning where none had previously existed.

C. Wayne Collier Elementary School

15,000 SF addition involving kindergarten and primary classrooms and resource areas. Facility designed to match existing.

Max Abbott Middle School

Difficult addition to match existing eccentric facility. New space includes classrooms, offices, toilets, and an elevator providing handicapped access connecting the two levels of the existing building plus the addition. Renovations include existing shop and classrooms. Gross area 15,000 SF.

Legion Road Elementary School

15,000 SF addition involving new media center, kindergarten, and primary classrooms with planned expansion for resource and multi-purpose space. Renovations to existing building include conversion of existing media center to classroom and guidance offices, painting, new flooring and new HVAC system for administration.

Rockfish Elementary School

15,000 SF addition involving new media center, kindergarten, and primary classrooms with planned expansion for resource and multi-purpose space.

Pine Forest Junior High School

Renovation over several years of cafeteria and shops. Addition of library and classroom wing. New and revised building systems. Character of building affected by existing structure.

Pine Forest High School

Two-story classroom addition and separate cafeteria addition matching existing building. West elevation includes unique “eyebrows” to protect windows. Gross area 20,000 SF.

Seventy-First Senior High School

Several additions and renovations including new classrooms and gymnasium. Involved in renovation of auditorium damaged by tornado and in renovation of library. Work required tying into and matching existing facilities. New and renovated building systems.

Lake Rim Elementary School

Playful facility for young children makes extensive use of natural light. First such facility in the state to fully integrate a county recreation center into the school. Includes state-of-the-art data and communications system. Gross area 95,000 sq. ft.

Mac Williams Middle School

Award winning, state-of-the-art facility using natural light for the majority of classroom daytime activities. Results in operating costs 25% below the average new facility. Studies indicate that natural lighting enhances learning and retention thus leading to higher test scores. Gross area 125,000 sq. ft.

John R. Griffin Middle School

A duplicate of Mac Williams with continued refinement of the use of natural light. Building serves over 1,000 students. Some use of light sensors to regulate artificial light where natural light sufficient. This school prototype has a 90% plus rating by faculty. Gross area – 125,000 sq. ft.

Hoke County High School

Major addition to disjointed campus provides overall unity and a new entrance. Facility includes 10 science labs for chemistry, physical science and earth science, 10 classrooms, administrative suite, guidance suite, and an expanded dining facility. Renovations included new roof, new ceilings and lights in existing classrooms, division and refurbishment of existing cafeteria, and new lobby for existing gymnasium. Also involved site improvements for bus, staff and visitor parking. Gross area – 75,000 sq. ft.

Cumberland County Department of Social Services

State-of-the–art five-story “smart” building provides a new home for up to 700 staff and thousands of clients. Building designed for low maintenance and maximum flexibility but still cost less than a new high school to build. “House within a house” concept, central sky-lit stair atria, graphics and color-coding simplify “way-finding” for clients and help to “de-institutionalize” this large facility. In addition to architectural design, services provided included master planning, programming, telecommunications design, landscape design, traffic analysis, civil engineering, and special lighting design. Gross area 251,000 SF

Public Works Commission Operations Center

Another “smart building” on LSV designed campus providing office, training, and meeting space for Water Resources and Electrical divisions of PWC. First floor houses construction services for both water/sewer and electrical departments with training facilities for several hundred workers. The second floor houses administration and engineering for both water/sewer and electric departments along with personnel and staff health departments. In addition, the second level houses the dispatch center along with emergency management facilities. The project is served by redundant systems to maintain its viability during emergencies. Low maintenance materials used throughout. Gross area 97,000 SF

Public Works Commission Administration Building

Four-story, flexible office building adjoins the Operations Center to provide seamless interaction between all departments. European concept providing natural light to the majority of office workers results in a “thin” floor design. Security and accommodation for technological flexibility given high priority. Low maintenance materials throughout. Gross are 70,000 SF.

Master Plan for Human Resources Complex

Master plan for 25-acre site to initially house the Department of Social Services and later Public Health and Mental Health facilities. Concept provides a basis for stream-lining overall delivery of services to the citizens of Cumberland County.

Barge’s Tavern, Visitors and Tourism Bureau

Drawings for adaptive reuse of historic register property as Visitors and Tourism Bureau. Includes relocation, new additions and accessibility modifications.

Erwin Public Works Facility

Renovations and additions to existing facility damaged by hurricane. Damaged office wing removed and replaced with new offices, workroom, toilets, and break-room/meeting space. Existing maintenance garage repaired and up-graded.

Townsend Building

Renovation of abandoned mercantile building as children’s exploratory museum along with an adjacent 200 seat auditorium, gallery, reception lobby and support facilities for the library. Total 12,000 square feet.

Northwest Branch – Cumberland County Library

Programming workshop and design of this award-winning state-of-the-art facility. Steel frame and pre-cast concrete building includes clerestory system for lighting interior space naturally as a means of reducing energy costs. Gross area 18,000 SF.

County Building Maintenance Facility

Programming, design and construction administration for warehouse, offices and maintenance shops. Building composed of a combination of pre-engineered steel building and conventional construction for budget purposes. Building includes loading dock facilities and sprinkler system. Gross area 24,000 SF.

North Carolina National Guard Armory and Organizational Maintenance Shop

Design and construction administration of a National Guard Armory and Maintenance Shop. The facility was designed to meet the client’s many functional requirements and tight budget constraints with an aesthetically pleasing structure. The building functions primarily as a training center and second only as an emergency relief shelter. Gross area 65,000 SF.

Hope Mills Branch Cumberland County Library

Programming workshop and design of this award-winning state-of-the-art facility. Sloped shingle roof and brick exterior blends harmoniously with other buildings of municipal complex. Central desk provides complete visibility and control of radial plan. Gross area 11,000 SF.

Museum of the Cape Fear

Feasibility study for adaptive reuse of former nursing school, site and systems as a cultural history museum. Entailed structural, mechanical, electrical, and code analysis. Probable construction cost projected based upon changes required to facilitate new use and satisfy code requirements. Study established how building could be adapted for its intended use as well as providing a basis for securing funding for the projects. Optional designs for topological versus chronological renovations by LSV based upon above study. Work involved a clever way of reinforcing floors to support heavy exhibit loads while dealing with a tight floor to floor height and the necessity of adding duct work. The exterior followed the director’s instructions that the building not look like the drab, non-descript nursing residence hall that it was when finished.

The Arts Center

Feasibility study, programming workshops, design and implementation for adaptive re-use of a 1910 post office as home for the Arts Council and its affiliates. Project included removal of surface-mounted gutters (tuck-pointing brick and stone) and restoration of exterior to its historical condition. On the interior, walls installed by the previous tenant (library) were removed and some of the larger spaces and ornamental plaster were restored. Installation of HVAC and lighting were sensitively handled. Contemporary lighting was set distinctively apart from the building. Return air was handled through the peep holes of the old surveillance gallery above the main hall. Handicapped access and gang toilets were installed at the old post office loading dock. The building houses office, galleries, and performing space. Gross area – 15,000 SF.

Chamber of Commerce Offices

Complete restoration and adaptive reuse of historic residence as offices for the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce. Involved moving building from original site, new foundations, restructuring and stabilization of existing structure, and rebuilding of south wing addition. Gigantic clean-up job including new plumbing, HVAC and electrical systems.

North Carolina Supreme Court Building

In conjunction with Barrier Free Design, Inc., the front entrance was re-designed to provide ramp access for the disabled. Included installation of handicapped lift in the lobby along with replacement of the Belgian marble steps. Also involved new signage, graphics, lighting and extensive electrical work.

Erwin Town Hall

Total renovations and addition to 30-year old facility. Complete renovations including electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems for existing 5000 square feet to house police and water / sewer departments. 2,500 square foot addition includes new town administrative offices plus new council chamber.

Office of Veterans Affairs

Approximately 1,500 square feet of office space was installed in the existing Department of Social Services shell space. Construction including demountable walls, carpet tile, lay-in ceilings, lighting, data and telecommunications.

State Department of Social Services Regional Training Facility

Classroom, office, conference and support space of approximately 3,000 square feet was created in existing shell space leased from Cumberland County. Up-fitting involved all walls, doors and finishes plus HVAC, electrical and telecommunication needs.

Erwin Public Works Facility

Renovations and additions to existing facility damaged by hurricane. Damaged office wing removed and replaced with new offices, workroom, toilets, and break-room/meeting space. Existing maintenance garage repaired and up-graded.

Robeson County Library

Major interior renovations to 40 year old facility. In addition to new finishes throughout, work involved replacing the existing HVAC system, converting the existing auditorium into a children’s library, and converting the existing children’s library into a reference library. Logistical planning important in minimizing disruption to library operations and the shut down period. Work also includes ADA upgrades to toilets and access.

District 6 Headquarters – NC Forest Service

Unique new office facility making extensive use of wood timbers, boards, and trims as a visual expression of its occupant’s mission. This 5,000 square foot facility provides a lobby, conference room/library, offices, workroom and support facilities.

NC Department of Motor Vehicles Licensing Office

3,000 square foot facility includes lobby/waiting room, license testing area, offices, and support facilities.

Lake Singletary Group Camp

Major renovation to historic 1939 group camp for NC Department of Parks and Recreation. In addition to upgrading existing cabins, mess hall and kitchen, a new multipurpose teaching facility, a new bath house and a new ranger residence were added. Facilities were also brought into compliance with ADA guidelines while preserving the historic character of the complex.

Cliffdale Branch Cumberland County Library

Designed for the Cumberland County Library System as a major branch. Large children’s area is visible to the main floor but audibly separated. Community activity / meeting room is accessible without security breach of the library operations areas. Planned for installation of extensive computer network, checkout security system and other specialized library equipment. Clerestory windows provide natural lighting throughout. Gross area 18,000 SF.

Hope Mills Town Hall

Unique new office facility making extensive use of wood timbers, boards, and trims as a visual expression of its occupant’s mission. This 5,000 square foot facility provides a lobby, conference room/library, offices, workroom and support facilities.

District 6 Headquarters – NC Forest Service

Unique new office facility making extensive use of wood timbers, boards, and trims as a visual expression of its occupant’s mission. This 5,000 square foot facility provides a lobby, conference room/library, offices, workroom and support facilities.

Angier Town Hall

Development of new council chamber and conference space in former commercial space. Project involved programming and code analysis of existing building. Construction pending.

John E. Pechmann Fishing Education Center

A new building located within a former fish hatchery complex owned by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. Building contains office, meeting and exhibit spaces and a broad porch overlooking fishing ponds. Master planning for the project included working with the NC Department of Transportation in locating a future highway so that it would not encroach on the ponds. Gross enclosed area: 4,365 square feet.

St. Patrick’s Early Childhood Education Center

Master plan for religious and educational complex dealing with the integration of existing and new facilities including administrative, classroom, media center, music, art, and physical education spaces. Complete site design and landscape are also considered. Energy conservation and solar hot water collectors are integral to the design. Gross area for all phases 75,000 sq. ft.

St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church, Moore Street

Analysis, design and supervision of maintenance and renovation needs for historic register property. While advising the church relative to moisture problems with the sanctuary, we discovered their intent to tear down the manse. We suggested that we examine the building and in the course convinced them to renovate and return it to use as the minister’s residence. Thereafter we oversaw renovation work to the manse, church and fellowship hall. Research was done relative to coatings which would slow environmental degradation of the wood shingles.

Fayetteville State University Chancellors Residence

Renovation and expansion of residence to provide additional space for receptions and entertaining. Primary addition is a large glass enclosed octagon with a vaulted ceiling.

Passive Solar Office Building

This award-winning office building for Tomlinson Insurors, an insurance agent and Todd, Rivenbark &Puryear, Certified Public Accountants, blends the character of its historic neighbors with current innovations in passive solar heating and the use of natural lighting for the interior. The building is planned for future computer utilization and photovoltaic add-ons. Gross area 5,400 SF.

First Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. of North Carolina

Brick, two-story mortgage lending and retail banking operations center located at Cross Creek Center on Guess Rd. Includes drive-in tellers, night deposit, and ATM. Gross area 6,000 SF.

Artistic Weaving Company

Programming, design and administration of state-of-the-art light manufacturing facility including strict environmental control limits and large open bay structure. Building constructed on a fast-track basis using a steel frame and tilt-up concrete panels. All construction coordinated with Factory Mutual standards to insure favorable insurance rates. Includes loading dock facilities and sprinkler system. Gross area 30,000 SF.

Law Offices for Beaver Holt

Extensive renovations to convert former savings and loan building. Project includes suspending clerical pool within former atrium, installing glass to open offices to central space, carpet, wallcovering, wood blinds, etc., for a completely new look.

Office for Todd, Rivenbark & Puryear, CPA’s

Programming, design and construction administration for two-story brick office building. Generous windows and indirect lighting, plus a two-story, glass-faced stair hall highlight the interior. Gross area 4,500 SF with expansion planned to 6,000 SF.

Law Offices, Person Street

Conversion of turn-of-the-century residence into law office. Involved complete measurement and preparation of base drawings. Analysis and design resulted in complete redo of building system and mechanical/electrical systems.

Metropolitan Housing Authority

Addition to administration offices involved relocation of all executive offices. Included design renovations to existing building plus a two-level ramped lobby tying together new and existing buildings. Necessary to match existing construction.

Municipal Market

Feasibility study, Phase I design and interim design for existing and new facilities to house a seasonal and permanent market and restaurant facilities. Involved thorough analysis and recommendations for three existing structures including historic railroad station. Study entailed development of phasing scheme due to budget and time constraints. Design of an existing building as a lively, though temporary home for the seasonal farmer’s market. Design concept from inception aimed at creative solutions which draw inspiration from surrounding buildings and precedents from history. Involved measuring and recording buildings.

Colerider Building, Person Street

Renovation of dilapidated anchor building on south side of Person Street for offices and commercial use. Complete measurements for existing buildings, preparation of base drawings, analysis of building and systems, including solar potential and schematic design. Continuation awaits consultant’s report for historic register nomination. Involves party-wall conditions.

Crown Coliseum

LSV was associate architect on the design and construction of this 15,000 seat arena and convention center. Rigging, lighting, and sound system designed for major touring performers. Part of the existing convention center to which the arena is attached was redone and enhanced technically and aesthetically.

Liberty Point Tavern

Measured drawings, analysis, and construction drawings for adaptive re-use of the oldest commercial building in Fayetteville as law offices. This historic register property was in extremely poor shape. Project included incorporating a steel structure within the wood frame to stabilize the unusual trapezoidal, Dutch-gambrel roof, developing a crawl space ventilation system which at the same time kept wet clays from drying and cracking the foundation, concealing HVAC and ventilation equipment, and installing handicapped access to the second floor. A unique problem, since the original floor (lowered years ago) had been higher than the sidewalk, was re-proportioning the transom and door panel at the entries to conceal this fact without detracting from the historical aspects of the building. Research was done relative to brick and mortar with both being replicated. Research was also done on standing seam metals and coatings. The project was done with the help of State Archives and History.

Cumberland County Auditorium

Schematic design for a major overhaul of this 2,500 seat facility. Phase I work involved redoing stage rigging and lighting in conjunction with theatrical consultants, PMK. Computerized system set up for easy use by touring companies or local performance. Phase II ADA improvements were begun using in-house staff and operating budget. Phase III major cosmetic improvements are awaiting funding.

Carolina Civic Center

LSV conducted a visioning workshop with the staff and community leaders aimed at identifying the full scope of possibilities for this turn-of the-century, 800 seat vaudeville theater. Though currently in use a full analysis of building needs was also conducted. Problems include a retro-fitted inadequate, noisy HVAC system, antiquated electrical and lighting system, and stage rigging in need of major repair. Initial work involved a new roof and water-problem related repairs. Additional work is pending funding.

Wheatley Building – Anderson Street

Renovations of a simple two-story brick building in historic district in keeping with the Secretary of Interior’s standards. The interior of the building reveals a structure much older than its more recent renovation (itself probably 40-50 years old) would indicate. Renovation currently in progress.

Cingular Training Facility

Work involved the up-fitting of shell space in existing Department of Social Services building as a computer training facility. Working with Cingular, Fayetteville Technical Community College, the Department of Commerce, and Cumberland County, 6 classrooms holding 120 computers, plus office and support facilities were put into operation in 30 days time including design and construction. This was accomplished using demountable wall systems, carpet tile, lay-in ceilings and quick-ship items such as light fixtures.

Noland Company

Major overhaul and up-grade of 50 year old facility involving offices, showrooms, sales counters, warehouse and support facilities. Involved phased construction to maintain on-going operations.

Fayetteville Business Center

Fast-track up-fit of space in Fayetteville State University’s business incubator building. Two computer classrooms, office, testing room, break-room and support facilities occupy 2,300 square feet with a total budget maximum of $110,000. Space is to be completed in less than 60 days start to finish.

National Airborne and Special Operations Museum

LSV was associate architect for this major facility in downtown Fayetteville honoring our military. In addition to the prominent lobby/gallery, the building houses exhibits commemorating the actions and events in the history of the units honored, along with a special theater and simulators.

Fayetteville YMCA

Major renovation and additions to both existing buildings of a 30 year old facility. Project includes a master plan and Phase I construction. Phase I work involved structural repairs to gymnasium/natatorium building. Re-modeling also refurbished and up-dated locker rooms, showers, steam room, sauna and whirlpool as well as the basketball courts, racquetball courts, swimming pool and fitness/workout areas. At the same time facilities were renovated and added to accommodate handicapped use of the facility.

Phase II of the master plan involves a major addition for wellness/aerobics activities. Included are offices for fitness testing, an indoor walking track, and specially floored areas for aerobics, free weights, and “Cybex-type” fitness machines. Supporting these spaces are a new lobby, check-in counter, lounge, toilets, and administrative offices.

Phase III will involve a major renovation of the original administrative building for expanded pre-school child-care and after–school day-care.

Interstate Securities Office Building

Two story steel structure, pre-cast concrete exterior with insulated windows, and variable volume HVAC system, provides state-of-the-art flexible office environment for multiple agency use. “Core” area includes entrance lobby, elevator, stairs, restrooms, mechanical rooms, etc. Special attention paid to lighting, finish materials, and color coordination to enhance total working environment. Upfitting, interior design and office layouts provided for Interstate Securities, General Motors Acceptance Corporation, Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, Valleydoah Company. Gross area 20,000 SF.

Public Works Commission Fleet Maintenance Facility

This facility is designed to maintain over 300 pieces of rolling stock. Equipment includes overhead cranes, 8,000 lb. to 36,000 lb. lifts and the full range of fixtures generally associated with a garage. Spaces include, open bays, welding shop, machine shop, body shop, small unit repair, parts storage, lube storage and offices to mention a few. Associated facilities designed include gas islands and wash bays. The facility is 23,000 SF. With expansion planned to 40,000 SF.

North-South Meat Packing Plant

Fast-track expansion of existing processing plant. Commencement of design to completion of construction for million dollar plus addition in 3 ½ months. Challenge included keeping plant in operation and meeting FDA requirements. Gross area – 13,000 sq. ft.

South Robeson Medical Clinic

FHA-funded project initially for 4 physicians. Phase I construction includes offices, exam rooms, clinical laboratory, minor trauma emergency operation room, radiology lab and a physical therapy lab. Future expansion plans will triple square footage. Building is oriented and piped for future solar hot water system.
Gross area 7,500 SF.

Cape Fear Cardiology

Major planned addition of 11,000 square feet to original 7,000 square feet facility designed by LSV. Work also included renovations within existing facility. Additions involves a nuclear medicine lab, ECHO and stress testing labs, exam rooms, staff offices, waiting room, business office, and support facilities. Addition blends seamlessly with existing. Additional parking added also. All work accomplished with no down time for existing operations.

Offices for Richard H. Shereff, M.D.

Passive solar heating and natural lighting accentuate this office building for a dermatologist and his staff. Tight site conditions led to the unique atrium plan. Future plans call for a garden wall, fountain, and heavy landscaping along Owen Drive. Gross Area 3,000 SF.

Vocational Rehabilitation Center, Cherry Hospital

Extensive renovation involved re-design of interiors of one wing, modification of all gang toilets, and addition of elevator tower and lobby. Complexity involved tying into existing and coordinating new plumbing, HVAC, fire alarm, security and electrical system.

United Cerebral Palsy Development Center

Prototypical design for regional facilities serving the needs of handicapped children ages two to five. Gross area – 3500 to 4500 sq. ft.

National Institute of Environmental Health Services

Work involved analysis of the cause of failure and leakage of elaborate plexiglass skylight roof system over all corridors. Solution involved replacement with butt-glazed, tempered and laminated glass.

E. Newton Smith Public Health Center

State-of–the-art preventive medical facility serving Cumberland County and southeastern region of North Carolina. Building includes administrative, library, education and conference center, clinics, x-ray and dental areas, laboratories, pharmacy, child care center and environmental health administration. Gross area 90,000 SF.