Moody Nolan Design Volume 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Preface

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Body of Work: Completed

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Body of Work: Conceptual

250

Partners

344

Appendix

345

Photography Credits

346

Current Ideas

348

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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MOODY NOLAN DESIGN

Preface

6

Body of Work: Completed

8

Body of Work: Conceptual

250

Partners

344

Appendix

345

Photography Credits

346

Current Ideas

348

PREFACE

Moody Nolan has come a long way since we laid the foundation for this company in 1982 with just two employees. Since then, we’ve grown from a Midwestern architecture firm to a national practice with a footprint of successes that speak to, and reflect the cultures of, our communities. Along the way we’ve remained true to our creative process and committed to our guiding principles.

In many respects, a lot has changed with regard to our craft. What we build and how we build it continues to grow and evolve, keeping us on our toes and always looking ahead at what’s next. But at the same time, some things remain unchanged – namely why we do what we do and the principles that guide us in our work, no matter how big or small the project.

by Curtis J. Moody FAIA, NOMA, NCARB, LEED AP

As we’ve grown in size and reputation, and as we’ve expanded nationwide into new markets, we’ve challenged ourselves to bridge the divides between architecture and engineering, art and science, between what is possible and what is purposeful. In fact, striking this kind of balance is among the most intriguing parts of our work. It is this sense of intrigue that has allowed us to offer solutions that perform, inspire and ultimately endure.

Our successes did not happen without exceptional talent, which is represented in this latest volume of our firm’s work. The architecture represented here spans the years between 2013 and 2019 and reflects the completed projects and conceptual ideas of a firm committed to excellence with a purpose.

However, this volume is much more than an architecture book. It is also a testament to the good things that happen when clients, communities and design architects walk hand-in-hand for a common purpose.

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PREFACE

Moody Nolan has come a long way since we laid the foundation for this company in 1982 with just two employees. Since then, we’ve grown from a Midwestern architecture firm to a national practice with a footprint of successes that speak to, and reflect the cultures of, our communities. Along the way we’ve remained true to our creative process and committed to our guiding principles.

In many respects, a lot has changed with regard to our craft. What we build and how we build it continues to grow and evolve, keeping us on our toes and always looking ahead at what’s next. But at the same time, some things remain unchanged – namely why we do what we do and the principles that guide us in our work, no matter how big or small the project.

by Curtis J. Moody FAIA, NOMA, NCARB, LEED AP

As we’ve grown in size and reputation, and as we’ve expanded nationwide into new markets, we’ve challenged ourselves to bridge the divides between architecture and engineering, art and science, between what is possible and what is purposeful. In fact, striking this kind of balance is among the most intriguing parts of our work. It is this sense of intrigue that has allowed us to offer solutions that perform, inspire and ultimately endure.

Our successes did not happen without exceptional talent, which is represented in this latest volume of our firm’s work. The architecture represented here spans the years between 2013 and 2019 and reflects the completed projects and conceptual ideas of a firm committed to excellence with a purpose.

However, this volume is much more than an architecture book. It is also a testament to the good things that happen when clients, communities and design architects walk hand-in-hand for a common purpose.

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Connor Hangar Client Name: The Connor Group Project Size: 17,000 sq. ft.

Cost: Confidential Location: Miamisburg, Ohio Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Awards: Honor Award, The American Institute of Architects, Columbus Chapter. 2018

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Connor Hangar Client Name: The Connor Group Project Size: 17,000 sq. ft.

Cost: Confidential Location: Miamisburg, Ohio Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Awards: Honor Award, The American Institute of Architects, Columbus Chapter. 2018

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Reeb Avenue Center Renovation and Addition Client Name: City of Columbus Project Size: 51,894 sq. ft. Renovation and 15,658 sq. ft. Addition Cost: $12,100,000 Location: Columbus, Ohio Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan

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Reeb Avenue Center Renovation and Addition Client Name: City of Columbus Project Size: 51,894 sq. ft. Renovation and 15,658 sq. ft. Addition Cost: $12,100,000 Location: Columbus, Ohio Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan

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New Albany Schools 2-8 Learning Community Client Name: New Albany-Plain Local School District Project Size: 150,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $45,000,000 Location: New Albany, Ohio Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Award: Outstanding Project, Learning By Design. 2016

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New Albany Schools 2-8 Learning Community Client Name: New Albany-Plain Local School District Project Size: 150,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $45,000,000 Location: New Albany, Ohio Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Award: Outstanding Project, Learning By Design. 2016

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Student Center Client Name: Kishwaukee College Project Size: 76,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $25,000,000 Location: Malta, Illinois Role: Design Architect – Moody Nolan Architect of Record – Demonica Kemper LEED Certification: Gold

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Student Center Client Name: Kishwaukee College Project Size: 76,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $25,000,000 Location: Malta, Illinois Role: Design Architect – Moody Nolan Architect of Record – Demonica Kemper LEED Certification: Gold

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Cravath Hall Client Name: Fisk University Project Size: 74,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $13,700,000 Location: Nashville, Tennessee Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Awards: Design Excellence, National Organization of Minority Architects. 2005 Merit Award for Historic Preservation and Renovation, American Institute of Architects, Ohio Chapter. 2005 Excellence in Design Award, Excellence in Development of Middle Tennessee. 2004 National Preservation Honor Awards, National Trust for Historic Preservation. 2004 Building Award Winner in Educational and Institutional Category, Nashville Metro Historical Commission. 2004

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Cravath Hall Client Name: Fisk University Project Size: 74,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $13,700,000 Location: Nashville, Tennessee Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Awards: Design Excellence, National Organization of Minority Architects. 2005 Merit Award for Historic Preservation and Renovation, American Institute of Architects, Ohio Chapter. 2005 Excellence in Design Award, Excellence in Development of Middle Tennessee. 2004 National Preservation Honor Awards, National Trust for Historic Preservation. 2004 Building Award Winner in Educational and Institutional Category, Nashville Metro Historical Commission. 2004

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Student Success Center Client Name: The University of North Texas at Dallas Project Size: 131,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $48,000,000 Location: Richardson, Texas Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Associate Architect – VAI Architects

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BODY OF WORK • CONCEPTUAL

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Student Success Center Client Name: The University of North Texas at Dallas Project Size: 131,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $48,000,000 Location: Richardson, Texas Role: Design Architect/Architect of Record – Moody Nolan Associate Architect – VAI Architects

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