Baylor University's multi-disciplinary and interactive Sciences Building fosters an expanded science and research curriculum.
This new Public Safety Building provides a centralized Emergency Operations Center
The Student Union links services and activities along a pedestrian spine that is the heart of student life on campus.
This new multi-service facility enhances academic success in an integrative and user-friendly atmosphere.
This new facility provides realistic training environments for the Nursing, Dental, EMT, and Cardio-Respiratory Therapy programs.
The Bio-Safety Research Institute provides world-class facilities in support of food animal and food plant disease research.
The A. Alfred Taubman Student Services Center provides a central location for student services and alumni relations.
The new LEED Gold Student Union will be a landmark learning and student support environment.
This LEED Platinum project provides a range of sustainable features including a green roof and solar chimney.
The new, two-story, 25,000 sf Center for Student Success provides a vital role for student collaboration.
This new immersive learning environment provides various critical care scenarios using high fidelity simulators.
The University’s goals and objectives were to enhance the EPS department’s educational, research and service missions by providing state-of-the-art academic research accommodations.
This new careers facility covers a range of programs including Chemistry, Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Earth Sciences, and Physics.
This facility combines children’s classrooms and resource areas with a small teaching facility for the college’s early childhood education program.
This facility is shared jointly by the Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and California State University - Los Angeles.
The Medical Sciences Building renovation provides a gateway academic research laboratory.
Morgan Hall converted an underutilized shop and administrative space into new, state-of-the-art laboratory space.
The Culver Center of the Arts enlivens a downtown core and bridges the community with the local university.
UCSF Telemedicine utilizes the latest technologies to create inter-professional teaching and team learning environments.
A variety of scaled courtyards support the learning enironment.
Modern laboratory space and dedicated student spaces were incorporated to get students out of the labs during breaks and lunch to improve lab safety.
The design of the MBRB is intended to embody Wayne State University's vision of a truly multidisciplinary research facility.
The new teaching and research laboratory provides advanced technology classrooms and accompanying pilot plant.
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April 30, 2012 by sredwards
Architecture Week April 25, 2012 Excerpt from larger article: http://www.architectureweek.com/2012/0425/design_2-1.html At San Diego Miramar College, the new police substation designed by Harley Ellis Devereaux has received LEED Platinum certification. Photo: Stephen Whalen Photography Extra Large Image The new police substation at San Diego Miramar College has received... more
March 2, 2012 by kjclaridge
The following is from McCarthy’s “Insights That Build”, Winter 2012 Volume IV: “McCarthy succeeded in completing this ATTRACTIVE, COST-EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT parking structure ahead of schedule, while incorporating innovative design elements into the adjacent police substation that have allowed us to pursue LEED Platinum certification.” — David Umstot, vice chancellor of... more
March 19, 2012 - Harley Ellis Devereaux was recognized as a member of Lawrence Technological University’s “1932 Society” at their 2012 Winterlude Celebration at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan on March 1, 2012. Lawrence Technological University (LTU) was founded in 1932 on the principle that education requires students to master both theory and practice. The “1932 Society” recognizes a legacy of... more
February 28, 2012 - The new Miramar College LEED Platinum Design-Build Public Safety Building is currently featured on the Design-Build Institute of America's (DBIA) website under news. To view, please go to: www.dbiawpr.org
February 14, 2012 - San Diego Union-Tribune The Oceanside Unified board of trustees on Tuesday unanimously selected an architect from among five finalists to design the Oceanside High Performing Arts Center. The winning firm was Harley Ellis Devereaux, which presented a conceptual design for the theater that included copper paneling and a shared lobby for the two main performance halls slated for the... more