Behavioral health environments place extraordinary demands on the built environment. They must protect, calm and empower occupants while supporting clinical teams through moments of high complexity and emotional intensity. During Mental Health Awareness Month and through the year, the built environment is part of the care team – shaping how people arrive, regulate, connect and … Read more
Perched on a hillside overlooking New York Harbor in Staten Island’s St. George neighborhood, Curtis High School stands as the borough’s first high school, founded in 1904. Designed by influential local architect Charles B. J. Snyder, the original neo-gothic structure, dominated by a large square turreted tower inspired by medieval English models, along with later … Read more
In the bustling world of research and development, spatial design holds the key to unlocking the collaborative potential that fuels innovation. In Wilmington, DE, the historic DuPont Experimental Station stands as a hallmark of industrial research and development on American soil. For 120 years, the site has been a beacon of scientific progress, spanning more … Read more
Maintenance facilities are often large and imposing, with a function that focuses primarily on industrial processes. Designed for machinery, automation and efficiency, they can seem oversized and overpowering to the human scale. The recently completed MARC (Maryland Area Regional Commuter) Riverside Heavy Maintenance Facility breaks this trend, exemplifying a human-centric approach to designing large-scale industrial … Read more
As school is out for the summer, the Wildwood (formerly Lyndhurst) Elementary and Middle School has just concluded its fifth school year as a modern 21st-century educational institution. On behalf of the Maryland Stadium Authority, STV provided architectural and engineering design services for the renovation of the school’s 90-year-old original building and a new addition. … Read more
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