CORE architecture + design

Potomac Shores Station House broke ground this month! Along with the completion of the 350-spot parking garage, the groundbreaking for the 20,000 SF Station House at Potomac Shores marks a critical milestone in bringing Virginia Railway Express service and commercial development to this community. Serving as a railroad passenger access terminal, the two-story building accommodates restaurant space with indoor and outdoor dining and multiple retail spaces. Featuring an arch pass-through for station access, the Station House leads to a paved boardwalk overlooking the Potomac River. Read the article:?https://lnkd.in/gpNFrPqP #buildingdesign #buildingarchitecture #architecturaldesign #hospitalitydesign

The Arizona State University Barrett and O’Connor Center serves as a role model for adaptive reuse and historic preservation methods that necessitate innovative solutions. For example, the 8th floor addition with outdoor terrace serves as a flexible event and conference space. It is stepped back from the historic fa?ade, which was a requirement of the DC Historic Preservation Review Board to distinguish the modern addition from the original building. Explore the project:?https://lnkd.in/eRR3jKhb Credit:?Alan Karchmer #buildingtransformation #historicrenovation #historicpreservation #buildingarchitecture?

Reinforcing the Transportation Federal Credit Union’s mantra, "Different roads. One destination," the intentional use of materials, forms, and lighting convey an intuitive journey through the space. Further expressing the transportation theme are linear and dynamic patterns, signaling destinations with solid, foundational forms. rand* construction corporation Explore the project:?https://lnkd.in/e7f-CrM5 Credit: Ron Ngiam #interiordesign #interiorarchitecture #hospitalitydesign #designprocess

Congratulations on 10 years of delivering a neighborhood pub feel with a unique cozy environment for Navy Yard locals and visitors alike.?Here’s to many more! “We met with a lot of design firms and clicked with the CORE team right off the bat. They understood what we were looking for and created both the sophisticated sports bar design and function we hoped?for.” – Owner, Justin Ross Explore the project:?https://lnkd.in/et62dyaY &proj=type Credit: Maxine Schnitzer #restaurantdesign #hospitalitydesign #restaurantinteriors?

Throwing it back to the redevelopment of the historic Atlas Performing Arts Center, which served as a catalyst for the urban revitalization of the H Street corridor, now known as the Atlas Arts District. Historical requirements dictated preservation and historic renovation design, which also enabled the client to earn valuable Historic Tax Credits worth $8 million. Explore the project:?https://lnkd.in/euDnfqvy Credit: Michael Moran #communitydesign #placemaking #buildingtransformation #historicrenovation

Paying tribute to a local historical landmark that no longer exists—the?9:30 Club’s original location on F Street in downtown DC— The Atlantis offers new generations of concert goers the opportunity to learn about the legendary venue. It invites guests, including those, who experienced the old club, to go on a journey of discovery and reflection while enjoying a high-quality performance venue. I.M.P.?MCN Build Explore the Project:?https://lnkd.in/gMX2SX52 Credit: Ron Ngiam #buildingarchitecture #architecturaldesign #hospitalitydesign #musicvenue

“Our primary focus for Mozzeria was to facilitate a Deaf-friendly space plan and then we layered on the proper lighting levels and backdrop for easy communication,” explains CORE architecture + design Partner Allison Cooke, IIDA, LEED AP. “Members of the client team were instrumental in providing their perspective on how Deaf people work and experience restaurant spaces, raising our awareness of those design factors. For example, the simple and clean finish palette intentionally minimizes visual distraction in the space while beautifully enhancing the Mozzeria brand.” Explore the project:?https://lnkd.in/dmfw9vR Credit: Ron Ngiam #restaurantdesign?#hospitalitydesign?#restaurantconcept #designprocess

The luxurious lobby at 915 Meeting Street invites tenants and guests to linger, rather than simply pass through. Using arcing ceiling forms, the design unifies the two sides of the lobby so that it feels like a living room—with the furnishings and artwork emphasizing warmth and texture at a relatable scale. Federal Realty Investment Trust Explore the project:?https://lnkd.in/eSmxCVxB Credit: Ron Ngiam #hospitalitydesign #lobbydesign #amenitydesign #interiorarchitecture?

Congratulations on 10 years of community driven initiatives?to end the?cycle of homelessness.?Here’s to many more! “It’s very rewarding to see that New Endeavors by Women has?successfully operated the transitional housing facility for a decade now and that the space we built together continues to support their mission to transform lives by providing housing and promoting education and employment.” - CORE architecture + design Principal, Dean Hutchison, AIA. Explore the project:?https://lnkd.in/ear34mWQ Credit: Maxine Schnitzer #communitydesign #buildingdesign #architecturaldesign

Throwing it back to 2501 M, a role model for building transformations. The project presented an opportunity to completely modernize and reshape a building in a class A location in Washington, DC. To deliver the 59 luxurious condominiums, our building repositioning team expertly navigated complex design, structural, and regulatory challenges, including keeping the residents on the top three floors in place throughout construction. Explore our case study:?https://lnkd.in/gPRhA-6m Credit: Ron Ngiam #buildingtransformation #buildrepositioning #designprocess