167:: In 2010, ARC and SWA Group completed a 189,000-square-foot (17,600 m) mixed-use project, including student housing units, 20,000 sq ft (1,900 m) retail space and 12,000 sq ft (1,100 m) of space for academic related services for Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. Known as Global Village, the three-story residential project includes lounge areas, numerous amenities, a central courtyard and plaza and mixed-use retail facilities. As part of the campus outreach to other countries, Global Village houses both students from other countries as well as those who will participate in Co-op programs in countries such as the UAE, Kosovo, and Croatia. Foreign students are provided with a variety of amenities to help them feel at home while students slated for future studies abroad have access to people and information that will help them make the adjustment to living in other countries and experiencing other cultures.
379:: Designed and built around the school's Wellness for Life Campaign, the Stephen B. Swann Athletic and Wellness Center is a brand new 114,000-square-foot (10,600 m) new athletic and wellness facility at the Episcopal School of Dallas in Dallas, TX. Designed by ARC and The Beck Group, this state-of-the-art building is projected to consume 17.8 percent less energy. Built in 2010, the building has received LEED Gold Certification and creates a new venue for competitive and recreational sports, truly promoting and instilling healthy lifestyle choices for students. The ARC and The Beck Group design teams worked closely with the ESD community to create an interactive and lively space within a sustainable environment. The dynamic facility intentionally provokes interaction and activity between students and faculty.
302:: The ARC-designed 127,000-gross-square-foot addition at Genzyme's Landmark Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility along the Charles River in Boston, MA has received LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The new addition, which was completed in 2010, houses an expansion of the existing warehouse, a new employee cafeteria, additional office space and conference/meeting rooms, an employee lounge area, locker room facilities, and a consolidated mailroom. This expansion is the latest collaboration between ARC and Genzyme, a partnership that dates back to 1991 when ARC designed Genzyme's original biopharmaceutical manufacturing plant at the same location.
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Learning Resources, which is available to all student athletes and includes a computer lab, study area and six tutorial sites for small-group instruction and one-on-one tutorials. The entire Boston College community has access to the 200-person function room and support spaces that occupy the remaining space on the fourth floor.
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312:, MA, is one of the first 10 laboratories in the United States to earn LEED Gold Certification. Designed by ARC, the Genzyme Science Center incorporated several green features including: a sophisticated heating and cooling system, high-efficiency fume hoods for researchers, low-flow water fixtures and landscaping based on drought-tolerant native species. Moreover, ARC's design made extensive use of glass throughout the building in order to maximize day lighting in combination with active artificial lighting controls.
199:. The 739,288 sq ft (68,682.1 m) NRB is the largest expansion of the Harvard Medical School campus since its founding in 1903. Completed in 2003, the New Research Building features clustered flexible open labs, two-story āsky lobbiesā and conferencing facilities. The facility is designed to enhance hospital-based and school-based faculty interaction, accelerating the flow of information from bench to bedside. The building received a Merit Award from the
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185:-based architectural firm Davis Partnership Architects and the Design Architect was ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge. The ARC/Davis Partnership Team developed a modern, sustainable design that not only adheres to strict environmental and energy conservation standards, but also enhances the learning experience by facilitating growth, curiosity and interaction. The design also took into account the historic campus' unique, architectural beauty.
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