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Firm News

March 13, 2018

Jeanine Quaglia, LEED AP

Rob Fink featured on BIMThoughts Podcast

BIMThoughts, a podcast about BIM technology and techniques, recently interviewed Quinn Evans Architects' Associate and Design Technology Director, Robert Fink, AIA. In this episode, Rob explains how BIM is leveraged to document historic buildings at QEA and shares...

Firm News

March 13, 2018

Jeanine Quaglia, LEED AP

President of QEA, Larry Barr Elevated to AIA College of Fellows

Larry R. Barr, FAIA, president of Quinn Evans Architects, has been named a fellow with the American Institute of Architects. A national leader in the transformation of iconic American buildings, Barr’s fellowship recognizes his role in advancing the standards...

Firm News

March 2, 2018

Jeanine Quaglia, LEED AP

Quinn Evans Architects’ Kristina von Tish, LEED Green Associate, to speak at MERGE Conference

From March 21-23, MERGE, the Society for Marketing Professional Services’ Northeast Regional Conference, will take place in Baltimore, Maryland. Marketing Coordinator Kristina von Tish, LEED Green Associate, will present on thematic interpretation, a communication...

In the Press

February 9, 2018

Lindsey Pickornik, AIA

Davidson-Gerson Modern Glass Gallery Featured in Great Lakes By Design

“Through artful combination of glass, materiality, lighting, and homage to its industrial legacy, the Davidson-Gerson Modern Glass Gallery is as much a part of the glassworks on display as the collection housed within at Greenfield Village.” R.J. Weick Great...

In the Press

October 26, 2017

Larry Barr, FAIA

Smithsonian Institution Announces National Air and Space Museum Grand Renovation

Smithsonian Institution officials announced a major renovation for the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC last Wednesday. According to the Washington Business Journal, the project, led by Quinn Evans Architects, will “include complete refacing of...

Firm News

October 26, 2017

Marcos Molina

Shining Bright on Award Season 2017

As the 2017 award season comes to an end, Quinn Evans Architects celebrates the numerous awards received, recognizing outstanding design delivered for projects in the East Coast and the Midwest. Projects led by each QEA office were honored with awards from local...

Firm News

September 18, 2017

Elizabeth Roach, AIA, LEED AP

QEA recieves AIA Huron Valley Honor Award for Glass Gallery

Quinn Evans Architects received an AIA Huron Valley Honor Award for the Davidson-Gerson Gallery of Glass at the Henry Ford's Greenfield Village. QEA collaborated with James Carpenter Design Associates to transform the former machine shop into a new exhibit space...

In the Press

July 5, 2017

Marcos Molina

Quinn Evans Architects' Project at the Lincoln Memorial Featured by Washington Business Journal

The following article appeared in the Washington Business Journal on June 15th describing National Park Service plans to provide facilities in the Undercroft below the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. Quinn Evans Architects is providing architectural services...

Insight

October 21, 2016

Alyson Steele, AIA, LEED AP

Support Visitors and Educators at Historic and Cultural Sites With A Single Application

Historic Building Information Management (HBIM) is a flexible platform that can be used in a number of ways at historic and cultural attractions. One of the neat things about it is the amount of people that can use this platform. We discussed in a previous...

Insight

October 3, 2016

Alyson Steele, AIA, LEED AP

Taking BIM to the Next Level for Historic Sites

Traditional Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a useful tool, and we have taken it to the next level in creating Historic Building Information Management (HBIM). This technology platform fuses traditional BIM three-dimensional visualization, search, and analysis...

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