If walls could talk, this historical building would have no shortage of stories. A fixture at the fort since 1883, it has served as a hospital, bachelor officer quarters, family housing, and administration. Retaining architectural and historical integrity was the top priority for our team in this total rehabilitation.
GLMV rehabilitated this 19,432-square-foot building at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The building is historically characterized by its complex roofline, multiple hipped roofs, and wraparound porches. Exterior walls are red brick, and the foundation is rubble limestone with concrete parging scored to resemble coursed stone.
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We keep our designs flexible, because we know that technology changes every day. This highly sustainable and adaptable state-of-the-art facility houses advanced-level digital battle simulation training, as well as testing and development for new training applications such as DARWARS and VBS2.
The award-winning Denton Army Reserve Center (ARC) was designed and constructed to support combat readiness training for 240 Reserve soldiers in preparation for overseas deployment. Careful analysis of the building, coupled with innovative technologies and sustainable building materials, ensured building goals would be met or exceeded throughout the ARC’s life cycle, and also earned it the Army Corps of…
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