The 6-phase occupied renovation of This 1960's 2-story building provided many challenges in the design phase and during construction. This association's complete revamp of the building they own & occupy meant living through months of constant construction and shifting of personnel within the space.

Since many of the interior walls were exposed structural brick, respect for the original architecture of the building was paramount, and designing a functional, updated and appropriately appointed space were the key goals.

By replacing the carpet throughout, adding new light fixtures in office areas, providing new ergonomic systems furniture in all open areas, replacing the damaged ceilings, reworking the reception area for ADA compliance, upgrading the mechanical systems, and selection artwork, we provided NASSP with a brighter, cleaner, more technologically functional space.

Careful & detailed coordination of the construction phases minimized the impact on the employees in their day-to-day activities.

New exterior lighting was provided, and the building's courtyard was structurally reinforced and re-paved. The work in total provided an overall 'face-life' for a building with great architectural integrity, and the renovations enhanced the original design of the building.