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The modernization of the 442,689-square-foot, 15-story McCoy Federal Building was designed and constructed under the U.S. General Services Administration’s Design Excellence Program. The renovation included improved circulation patterns, updated accessibility and sustainability features; complete new building systems; and site re-development. In addition, a new curvilinear entrance pavilion, clad in luminous glass shingles over an aluminum skin, provides a welcoming and secure entry point for the building’s twenty federal agencies.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) was utilized to control the project’s schedule and costs. This system, which identified and eliminated potential conflicts between mechanical, electrical, fire protection and architectural systems during the design phases, resulted in a minimized need for change orders and a maximized control of costs.
CDFL associated with Schwartz/Silver Architects on this project.
Photography by Alan Karchmer
+ is a dynamic team working together
David Lemons, Principal in Charge/Architect
Jesse Browning, Electrical Engineer
Katie Jo Chane, Interior Designer
Jackie Smithers, Architectassociated awards
2010
US GSA/Public Buildings Service Urbanism – On the Boards Award: Outstanding Contribution to Excellence in Federal Design
2011
American Institute of Architects (AIA) Technology in Architectural Practice (TAP) Awards
2013
American Architecture Awards
2013
The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies – The American Architecture Awards
2013
The Boston Society of Architect’s 2013 Honor Awards
2013
Honor Award – American Institute of Architects Mississippi Chapter Awards
2014
Design Award – General Services Administration
In a snapshot
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Dr. A.H. McCoy Federal Building Renovation
The modernization of the 442,689-square-foot, 15-story McCoy Federal Building was designed and constructed under the U.S. General Services Administration’s Design Excellence Program. The renovation included improved circulation patterns, updated accessibility and sustainability features; complete new building systems; and site re-development. In addition, a new curvilinear entrance pavilion, clad in luminous glass shingles over an aluminum skin, provides a welcoming and secure entry point for the building’s twenty federal agencies.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) was utilized to control the project’s schedule and costs. This system, which identified and eliminated potential conflicts between mechanical, electrical, fire protection and architectural systems during the design phases, resulted in a minimized need for change orders and a maximized control of costs.
CDFL associated with Schwartz/Silver Architects on this project.
Photography by Alan Karchmer
+ is a dynamic team working together
David Lemons, Principal in Charge/ArchitectJesse Browning, Electrical EngineerKatie Jo Chane, Interior DesignerJackie Smithers, Architectassociated awards
2010
US GSA/Public Buildings Service Urbanism – On the Boards Award: Outstanding Contribution to Excellence in Federal Design
2011
American Institute of Architects (AIA) Technology in Architectural Practice (TAP) Awards
2013
American Architecture Awards
2013
The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies – The American Architecture Awards
2013
The Boston Society of Architect’s 2013 Honor Awards
2013
Honor Award – American Institute of Architects Mississippi Chapter Awards
2014
Design Award – General Services Administration
In a snapshot