GLMV provided overall design management and designer of record services for full architectural, construction administration, sustainability, and interior and landscape disciplines for this design-build project which renovated Building 28000 to accommodate the 1st Cavalry Division Headquarters and Command Operations at Fort Hood.
This three-story, 135,800-square-foot renovation included a roof-mounted antenna platform, tactical sensitive compartmented information (SCIF) vehicle area for tactical vehicle parking, a parking area for non-SCIF-ready tactical vehicles, loading and service areas, site/utilities, landscaping, and a temporary swing space.
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This project for Fort Story is a new 155-member Army Reserve Center with supporting facilities which include the Organizational Maintenance Shop (OMS), Unheated Storage (UHS) building, Privately Owned Vehicle (POV) parking lot and Military Equipment Parking (MEP) lot.
Rain gardens. Transpiring solar collectors. Pollutant stripper wells. This new Army Reserve Center (ARC) is bursting at its insulated concrete form walls with sustainable design features. Built in the often-cloudy Pacific Northwest, the center features huge expanses of energy-efficient glass and solar tubes to maximize available daylighting and was designed to harmonize with the surrounding white pine forest.
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