Richmond, VA
Virginia Tech Myers Lawson School of Construction Planning Study After completing the design and construction of Bishop-Favrao Hall, which became Phase I of the Myers-Lawson School of Construction, Worley Associates was engaged to begin the programming
Deep Run High School Field House This field house supports the sports teams of the 1,700-student Deep Run High School, providing much needed locker facilities as well as a large training room with exercise equipment
Tuckahoe Elementary School Addition This six-classroom addition was the result of an initial conceptual study that explored locations and configurations to best determine how to add to the existing school building with limited site options.
Saint Gertrude High School Addition and Renovation Founded in 1922 and located in a historic urban residential neighborhood, St. Gertrude is Virginia’s only all-girl Catholic high school. The high school consisted of an original Mission
Broad Rock Baseball and Outdoor Fitness Facility The indoor baseball training facility is designed to provide an interactive, lively space for community wellness and recreation activities. Programs provided in the facility are supported by administration
Southriver Children’s Center MOB A team of professionals, who operate pediatric practices in medicine, dentistry and orthodontics, selected Worley Associates to design a unique medical office building. This commission is one of the most interesting
The Boys & Girls Club of Metro Richmond Tenant Suite Upfit The tenant up-fit for the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Richmond (BGCMR) is designed to be a flexible hub space for high school-aged
University of Mary Washington Tennis Center The construction of this indoor tennis center completed a quality, comprehensive complex consisting of 12 outdoor courts with 6 air-conditioned indoor courts. The only available site was positioned along
William & Mary Indoor Tennis Center Donated by prominent personalities with professional tennis connections, the expectations for this indoor tennis center were set quite high. Avoiding the more traditional stereotype for court layout, the design
Virginia Tech Tennis Facilities Master Plan Worley Associates had previously designed a 3-court expansion and mezzanine addition to the 1970s Rector Tennis Center. The firm was engaged to identify ways to improve the existing tennis