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Lori McGilberry Joins LEO A DALY
Lori McGilberry, CHID, EDAC, NCIDQ, RID, joins LEO A DALY to lead and help deliver future-flexible environments that inspire wellness, health and hospitality throughout the dynamic delivery of care.
AIA Florida Honors 360 Rosemary with Statewide Award
360 Rosemary, a 20-story mixed-use project in West Palm Beach, has earned the prestigious Merit Award of Excellence for New Work from AIA Florida. Designed by LEO A DALY and Elkus Manfredi Architects, this LEED Gold-certified tower features stunning office spaces, retail areas, and urban community spaces, contributing to revitalizing the downtown area.
LEO A DALY Expertise Featured in July’s American School and University
The July issue of American Schools and Universities features an article from LEO A DALY’s Irena Savakova and Anya Grant, sharing the design successes for the University of Maryland’s Thurgood Marshall Hall.
LEO A DALY-Designed Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health Building Wins AIA Minneapolis Merit Award
The Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health Building, designed by LEO A DALY, has been honored with an AIA Minneapolis Merit Award.
20 Mass Earns Rethinking the Future Award, an International Honor
An international jury has honored the LEO A DALY-designed 20 Mass project with a Rethinking the Future Award, which recognizes excellence in global architecture.
State-of-the-art dental clinic opens on Peterson Air Force Base
Members of the Peterson Air Force Base 21st Medical Group, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, community members, Gilbane Building Company, LEO A DALY, and trade contractors gathered on Tuesday to celebrate the grand opening of Peterson Air Force Base’s new dental clinic. The community celebrated the grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new clinic.
LEO A DALY provided architectural design and engineering services, in association with Gilbane Building Company. The new dental clinic sits on a site with unobstructed views of the Rocky Mountains. “A major focus of the design was to create a building compatible with adjacent structures and orient the Dental Treatment Rooms toward the mountain range,” says Amy Schaap, LEO A DALY Senior Architect. “We wanted to provide a calming effect for patients.”
Designed to LEED 3.0 Silver standards, the new clinic is the first Air Force dental clinic to be built with a geothermal heating and cooling system. It features enhanced infection control measures, new centralized lighting controls, upgraded physical security protection, and increased climate control reducing energy costs by 40 percent.
The new dental clinic includes dental treatment rooms, dental lab, logistics, command and support spaces for 12 dentists and 24 additional personnel. It will support a patient population of 3,700 active duty warfighters, 21 GSU’s, and 1,000 reservists.