Hanbury

Hello, new! Hanbury is excited to unveil a reimagined visual identity that embodies our journey and ethos. Our collaboration with Base Design has been a reflective exercise, distilling the essence of what makes Hanbury unique—where thoughtful, honest design meets the places we care about. Our refreshed visual identity reflects our evolution—simple yet robust. Conceptualized as a living gallery of our projects, our process, and our people, it’s a celebration of where we’ve come from and a bold step into the future we are shaping. Through acting with empathy, planning adaptably, and designing holistically we deliver ideas with stretch. Welcome to the new Hanbury.

🗳️ Vote for us in the People's Lovie here: https://shorturl.at/B366T

In Richmond? Join VANOMA this Thursday for their Spotlight event featuring Hanbury’s own Sabiya Davis, who will share her experiences from this year’s design retreat and discuss her unique approach to urban planning and design. RSVP to the event here: https://shorturl.at/js3cV.

Design isn't just what you see—it's what you feel. We are thrilled that our collaboration with Base Design has been highlighted in Transform magazine - a collaboration that introduced a refreshed visual identity focused on creating an intuitive, human-centered experience to "deliver ideas with stretch." Read the full article in Transform magazine, here: https://lnkd.in/ezmpStNN

Heading to the I2SL: International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories Conference this week? Join us for two insightful sessions on Tuesday. Lauren Eaton and Anne Bradley, NCIDQ will present "Utilizing Space Optimization to Achieve Your Green Goals," where they will showcase diverse case studies that demonstrate how clients of different sizes approach sustainability. R. David Cole and Paul Pierron from Lincoln Properties will lead "From Dust to Discovery: Making New Labs From Old Spaces," discussing the strategic and sustainable transformation of outdated office spaces into modern laboratories. We look forward to connecting and sharing our strategies for efficient reuse and sustainability!

From Conroe to Clemson, three Hanbury projects have been recognized by the 2024 Aspire Design Awards, a program that celebrates works that elevate architectural quality, establish standards of excellence, and highlight the importance of good design. Merit Awards were presented to the VGXI Headquarters and Biomanufacturing Facility in Conroe, TX, and the sPARK Leasing Center in Morrisville, NC. The Clemson University Brook T. Smith Launchpad in Clemson, SC, received a Citation Award. Congratulations to the project teams!

Celebrated by the Princeton Review as the nation's most beautiful college campus, Rhodes College boasts a legacy of architectural excellence. For over two decades, Hanbury has helped preserve its stunning collegiate Gothic style across 1.3 million square feet. From our initial comprehensive master plan to iconic projects like the Paul Barrett, Jr. Library, we've melded tradition with modern functionality. Discover more about our enduring partnership and insights from "Rhodes College: A Sense of Place," co-authored by J. Allen Boone and our own Jane Cady Rathbone, FAIA: https://rb.gy/g9c0sk Rhodes campus image credits: © Robert Benson Photography

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NEWS: University of Virginia to Construct Karsh Institute of Democracy -- TheUniversity of Virginia is planning to begin construction in fall of 2024 on the $100 million Karsh Institute of Democracy in Charlottesville. Designed by Höweler Yoon with Hanbury as architect of record, the 69,320-sf facility will offer an ecosystem of spaces for the exploration and enhancement of democratic culture, laws, and institutions. The four-story structure will include a welcoming lobby with a spiral staircase where all members of the university community can gather and interact. Featuring a 425-seat auditorium that can globally broadcast in-person events, the building will also provide classrooms, research venues, meeting rooms, offices, and a media production suite. The Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy will occupy approximately 17,500 sf in the development, which will be linked by a green corridor to the School of Data Science, which is currently under construction. The highly sustainable project is targeting LEED Platinum certification. Completion is expected in fall of 2026. https://lnkd.in/e3TAjczu #Collaboration #EnergyUseReduction #Sustainability #HigherEducation

Atlantic Park, the highly anticipated mixed-use development reshaping the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, has reached a significant construction milestone with the "bottoming out" of its centerpiece surf lagoon. Unlike traditional “topping out” ceremonies, where the tallest structural element is placed, this event marked the completion of the lagoon’s foundational structure. Hanbury joined Venture Realty Group, W. M. Jordan Company, design partners, and community members to celebrate this exciting moment in the project’s development. Read more about yesterday's event here: https://rb.gy/93dfik