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Virginia Center; NVWolf Trap Center for the Performing Arts; VAYoungstown Amphitheater; OH

Academic ArtsAI duPont High School Auditorium; DE Allan Hancock College Fine Arts Center; CAArizona State University; AZBallou High School; D.C.Cab Calloway School of the Arts; DECase Western Reserve University, Maltz Performing Arts Center; OHCleveland Institute of Music; OHCleveland Music Settlement Study; OH Cleveland School of the Arts Theatre; OH Cleveland State University; OHCuyahoga Community College; Northeast OHDeerfield Academy Arts Center Auditorium; MA Denison University Performing Arts Center; OHEASTCONN Performing Arts Magnet School; CT Easton Middle School Auditorium; MAThe Ellis School; PAFashion Institute of Technology; NY Fitchburg State Univeristy Main Street Theater; MAGeorge Mason University, College of Visual and Performing Arts; VAGeorgetown Day High School; D.C.Greenwich Country Day School; CTHathaway Brown School; OH

Hiram College, Frohring Hall; Hiram, OH Horizon High School; AZJ. Henry Higgins Middle School; MALorain County Community College, Stocker Arts Center Upgrades; OHMaricopa Community College System; AZMcCoy Community Center for the Arts; OHMcDonough School; MD McLearen Road Academy; VAMethuen High School Auditorium; MAMilton Hershey School Founders Hall; PA Naugatuck High School; MANew York Institute of Technology; NYNoble & Greenough School Arts Center; MA North Haven High School; CTOberlin College & Conservatory Multiple Projects; OH Ohio State University; OHOliver Ames High School Auditorium; MAOur Lady of Good Counsel High School; MD Paradise Valley Community College Center for the Performing Arts; AZPennsylvania State University College of Arts & Architecture Master Plan; PA Phillips Exeter Academy; NHPhoenix College Fine Arts Building; AZPoint Park University Pittsburgh Playhouse; PAPrince George’s Community College Rennie Forum; MDShore Country Day School Auditorium; MASlippery Rock University, Performing Arts Center; PA Solon High School, Auditorium Renovations; OHSt. Anne’s Belfield School; VASt. Ignatius High School, Breen Center for the Performing Arts; OHSuffolk University; MATarleton State University Fine Arts Facility; TXTexas Tech University; TX Tucker Arts Center; VAUniversity of Akron, E.J. Thomas Hall; OH University of California - Berkeley, Theater Dance and Performance Studies; CA University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Mayborn Performing Arts Center; TXUniversity of Mount Union, Giese Center for the Performing Arts; OHUniversity of Nevada - Reno, Music + Fine Arts Addition; NVUniversity of North Carolina School of the Arts; NCUniversity of Northern Iowa, Gallagher Bluedorn Center; IA University of Southern California, Thornton School of Music; CAUniversity of Vermont; VTValencia College School of Arts & Entertainment; FLWakefield High School; VAWashburn University, Recital Hall + Art Gallery; KS

Watertown High School; CTWesterly Middle School; RIWestminster College; PA Westlake High School Performing Arts Center; OH

Museums + Visual ArtsAkron Art Museum; OHAlbany Museum of Art; GAAmerican Revolution Museum at Yorktown; VA Annenberg Estate at Sunnylands Study; CAArchitect of the Capitol - U. S. Capitol Visitor Center Upgrades; D.C.Arizona Experience; AZ Buffalo Bill Center of the West; WYChandler Museum Renovations; AZCleveland Children’s Museum; OHCleveland Museum of Art; OHCleveland Museum of Natural History; OHCrawford Museum of Transportation & Industry Project; OHCleveland State University Art Gallery; OHCREATE at Arizona Science Center; AZ Cuyahoga County Soldiers & Sailors Monument; OH Event and Visitors Center; midwestern U.S.Grand Canyon Association; AZHeard Museum; AZHolden Arboretum; OHJames A. Garfield Historic Site (Lawnfield); OHJamestown Settlement Museum; VAJoplin Museum Center; MOLibrary of Congress, Conservation Lab; D.C.Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage; OH Massillon Museum; OHMining Heritage Center; MTThe Mob Museum; NV Mount Vernon Estate; VAMurphy Arts District, McWilliams Art Gallery;ARMuseum at Bethel Woods (Woodstock); NYMuseum of Contemporary Art; Cleveland, OH Museum of Progress Study; AZMuseum of the Mind Study; D.C.National Park Service (Miscellaneous Projects)Patuxent River Naval Air Museum; MD Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; PAPro Football Hall of Fame (and Museum); OHRock & Roll Hall of Fame (and Museum); OHShadows on the Teche Museum, National Trust; LA Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery; D.C.Tovrea Castle at Carraro Heights; AZUniversity of Mount Union Art Gallery; OHUniversity of Nevada – Reno Art Gallery; NVVirginia Sports Hall of Fame and Museum; VA Wexner Center for the Arts; OHYuma Art Center; AZ

Community + Professional Performing ArtsAdler Theatre; IA Al. Ringling Theatre; WIAlliance for a Regional Concert Hall; NCAppell Center for the Performing Arts; PA Apple Tree Theatre; WIArts Council of Fairfax County Study; VA Arts United; Fort Wayne, INArtsBlock; WIAsheville Performing Arts Center; NC Atlas Theatre; WYAuburn Schine Theatre; NYAurora Community Theatre, OHAvalon Theatre; CO Avalon Theatre, D.C. Balboa Theatre; CABardavon Opera House; NYBeck Center for the Arts; OHBijou Theatre; TNBroadway Theatre District Master Plan; ABroward Center for the Performing Arts; FL Canton Symphony Hall Study; OH Capitol Theatre; MICapitol Theatre; TX Capitol Theatre; OHCarolina Theatre; NCChagrin Valley Little Theatre; OHChandler Center for the Arts;, AZ Chautauqua Institute Carnahan Dance Studio; NYChesterfield Performing Arts Center; VAChrysler Theatre; VACincinnati Music Hall; OHCity Hall Theatre; BermudaCivic Performing Arts Center; OH Clemens Center; NYCleveland Public Auditorium; OH Columbia Theatre Study; KYCommunity Partnership for Arts and Culture OHCoronado Theatre; IL Crump Theater; INDixie Theatre; LADixie Theatre; VAElks Theatre; AZFort Sam Houston Theatre; TXFox Fullerton Theatre; CA Fox Theatre; AZFranklin Theatre; TN Garde Arts Center; CTGermantown Performing Arts Centre; TN Great Lakes Theater; OHGoshen Theatre; INGulfshore Playhouse; FLHakka Performance and Art Center; Hualien, TaiwanHavre de Grace Opera House; MD Hilbert Circle Theatre; INHuber Opera House; OHIdaho Shakespeare Festival; ID

Irvington Town Hall Theatre; NYJoplin Arts and Entertainment Center; MO Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; D.C.Keswick Theatre; PA Lakewood Little Theatre; OHLauderhill Performing Arts Center & Library; FL Lincoln Square Theatre; IL Lincoln Theatre; D.C. Lone Tree Arts Center; COLos Angeles Theatre; CA Lyceum Theatre; CA Lyric Opera House; MDLyric Theatre; AL Madison Theatre; ILMagical Theatre Company; OH Maryville Civic Arts Center; TNMaumee Theatre; OH Memorial Hall; Cincinnati, OHMidway Theatre; IL Million Dollar Theatre; CA Miramar Theatre; CA Mohawk Theatre; MA Montauk Playhouse; NY Moreland Theatre; OH Murphy Arts District; AR Muskogee Little Theatre; OKNederlander WorldwideNeil Simon Theater; NYNew York City Center; NYNorShor Theatre; MNOhio Theatre; OHOrpheum Theatre; AZPacific Theatre; CAPackard Music Hall; OHPalace Theatre; OH Paramount & State Theatres; TXPeoria Center for the Performing Arts; AZ Phoenix Symphony Hall; AZ Piper’s Opera House; NVPlayhouse Square - Multiple Projects; OH Ritz Theatre; NYRobinson Grand; WV Rochester Performing Arts Center Study; NY Rome Capitol Theatre; NYRoxy Theatre; OKRoyal Oak Music Theatre; MI Saban Theatre; CASacramento Community Center Theater; CA Saenger Theatre; ALScottsdale Performing Arts Center; AZShangai Industrial Development Corporation; ChinaShubert Organization; NY Seagle Music Colony; NYSonoran Desert Center for the Arts; AZ Stanley Theatre; NYState Theatre; PA Staunton Performing Arts Center; VA

Strand Theatre; OHDavid Straz Center for the Performing Arts; FLStruthers Library Theatre; PATaiwan Innovation Development Corporation 500-seat Theater; TaiwanTampa Theatre; FLTarrytown Music Hall; NYTempe Performing Arts Center Study; AZTemple Hoyne Buell Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Center; COTennessee Theatre; TN Tivoli Theatre; ILUlster Performing Arts Center; NY Varsity Theatre; ILVirginia Theatre; IL Virginia Theatre; KYWallace Theatre; TXWarner Theatre Study; CA Warren County Arts and Cultural Center; OH Weinberg Center for the Arts; MDWest Geauga Performing Arts Center; OH Williams County Playhouse; OHYuma Theatre; AZ

AmphitheatersBarbara Antonsen Memorial Park Amphitheater; AZBethel Woods Center for the Arts; NYBlossom Music Center; OHBrentwood Amphitheater Study; CACain Park Amphitheater; OH Caramoor Pavilion; NY Columbus Symphony; OHCoastal Arts Pavilion, Joshua Freeman Park; DECuster - Nugent Amphitheater; IN Devou Park Bandshell; KYFort Tuthill Amphitheater; AZGovernors’ Island Amphitheater; NY Indianapolis Symphony Amphitheater; INLevitt Pavilion - Dayton; OHMiller Outdoor Theater; TXMinhang Culture Park Amphitheater; Shanghai, China Murphy Arts District Amphitheater; AR Nederlander Worldwide and IDG Capital, China Tanglewood; Beijing, ChinaNew Albany Amphitheater; OHOnondaga Lakeview Amphitheater; NYPalais des Arts; Libreville, GabonPerici Amphitheater; OHProject Niagara, National Arts Centre and Toronto Symphony Orchestras; Ontario, CanadaSinnissippi Park Amphitheater; ILSpringfield Veteran’s Park Amphitheater; OHStarlight Bowl Renovations; CAStrings in the Mountain Concert Pavilion; COUniversity of Michigan, North Campus Amphitheater Study; MI

Arts Projects + Clients

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Museums + GalleriesWoven into our cultural fabric, museums cultivate meaningful discussions about our past and present, helping us understand our collective heritage. DLR Group offers a unique, multi-disciplinary practice model with specialists in engineered environmental control, specialty lighting, and technology–an approach that has produced projects nationally recognized for their technical, aesthetic, and operational quality. Our designers guide clients through every phase of a project, creating compelling solutions that reflect the unique values and identity of a museum facility.

DLR Group’s Cultural+Performing Arts portfolio includes 40+ museum and gallery projects. Of varying scales and contexts from urban to rural, our projects encompass traditional object-based gallery spaces as well as experiential museums and interpretive centers involving interactive exhibits and technology-rich environments.

We have designed projects of all budgets from $100,000 to more than $100 million in construction costs and of all levels of complexity from ground up new construction to adaptive re-use of historic structures to interior renovations and graphic program upgrades.

We have direct experience with typical museum program elements including exhibit space, retail, food service, archives, special events, and curatorial support spaces such as storage and conservation labs. Having worked closely with exhibit designers and fabricators, we understand how the technology and exhibit requirements of today’s interpretive environments may impact architectural form.

DLR Group understands this building type, inside and out–from planning for flexible exhibit spaces and climate control systems that protect valuable collections to creating a compelling image that reflects a client’s values and is also economically feasible.


Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Washington, D.C. | 51,386 SF


Maltz Museum of Jewish History

Beachwood, Ohio | 24,380 SF


Heard Museum Grand Gallery(an affiliate museum of the Smithsonian Institution)

Phoenix, Ariz. | 7,500 SF


Museum of Contemporary Art

Cleveland, Ohio | 36,000 SF


American Revolution Museum at Yorktown

Yorktown, Va. | 80,507 SF


Museum at Bethel Woods

Bethel, N.Y. | 127,000 SF in 18 buildings; 18,000 SF museum/event center


Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Philadelphia, Pa. | 365,000 SF


Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Cleveland, Ohio | 29,000 SF renovation


CREATE at Arizona Science Center

Phoenix, Ariz. | 6,681 SF


The Mob Museum

Las Vegas, Nev. | 41,000 SF renovation


Pro Football Hall of Fame

Canton, Ohio | 37,600 SF renovation; 32,500 SF addition


Yuma Art Center

Yuma, Ariz. | 20,000 SF new; 20,000 SF renovation | 640-seat theater


Akron Art Museum

Akron, Ohio | 63,260 SF addition; 25,480 SF renovation


Shafran Planetarium Cleveland Museum of Natural History

Cleveland, Ohio | 9,720 SF addition; 2,650 SF renovation


Buffalo Bill Center of the West

Cody, Wyo. | 4,548 SF


Patuxent River Naval Air Museum

Lexington Park, Md. | 22,000 SF


Patron Amenities


Curatorial Support


Visitor Engagement


Auditoriums


DLR Group’s Innovative Technology Design Group (ITDG) offers a variety of specialty design services that are vital to the success of technology-immersive projects. ITDG provides project-tailored expertise in implementing new technology strategies, improving or complementing existing technology, and/or replacing aging systems.

Today’s museums integrate a variety of media—film, interactives, sound recordings, print, objects—and theatrical elements to engage visitors and tell a particular story. Museums also contain many specialized spaces, such as presentation/lecture rooms, special exhibit spaces and galleries, and lobbies and assembly spaces—all of which have different audiovisual, lighting, and acoustical needs.

Our technology specialists collaborate with the firm’s architects and engineers as well as other disciplines, such as exhibit designers, from the earliest project phases so that these myriad issues are considered in the overall architectural and engineering design.

Key technology considerations for museums include:

Acoustics Museums are rife with acoustic challenges. The need for quality acoustical design increases with a higher finish level as typically found in museums. The room configurations and finishes need to be developed together to ensure the right sound reverberation control.

Lighting Design Precise and adjustable lighting is a key system within the museum environment. Different object sizes and distances from lighting sources require a high level of adjustability in the lighting. The use of traditional halogen lighting to achieve this flexibility is no longer relevant due to increasing power consumption, cooling loads, and difficulty in maintenance. DLR Group’s lighting designers have been recognized for our work designing state-of-the-art all LED lighting.systems for the museum environment.

Specialized Museum Technology Expertise

Innovative Technology Design Group

Audiovisual

Show Control Theatrical Security

Information Transport

Acoustics Lighting


One of the most pressing challenges in the century is to mitigate climate change caused by greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from human activities. Information in this report has been extracted from the estimated operational energy consumption, energy production, and energy optimization of DLR Group designs in 2018. Beyond these typical metrics of achievement, in 2018 we addressed other areas including exploration of innovative materials, indoor air quality, occupant comfort, wellbeing and productivity. These areas further expanded our thinking on sustainability and the role it plays within integrated design.

Raise the Bar DLR Group’s average reduction target of predicted energy use for our high-performance designs has consistently exceeded the national peer group average. In 2018, our integrated designs resulted in a 49 percent energy reduction for all DLR Group 2030 Challenge tracked projects.* While an improvement over the previous year, we are continuing to set aggressive internal targets and widen our performance design approach to reach our goal of meeting the 2030 Challenge on every new project by 2020.

SUSTAINABILITYMeeting the Challenge

*Reduction determined using The Zero Tool, an Architecture 2030 platform developed for building sector professionals to establish energy reduction baselines and targets, compare a building’s energy performance with similar buildings and to codes, and understand how a building achieved its current energy performance.

* GHG EMISSIONS ARE ESTIMATED USING NATIONAL AVERAGE FUEL RATIO FOR ENERGY USE IN BUILDINGS

AND EPA'S POWER PROFILER TOOL

This resulted in

334,000metric tons of

GHG* avoided


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Our promise is to elevate the human experience through design. This inspires a culture of design and fuels the work we do around the world. We are 100 percent employee-owned: every employee is literally invested in our clients’ success. At the core of our firm are interdisciplinary employee-owner teams, engaged with all project life-cycle stakeholders. These teams champion true collaboration, open information sharing, shared risk and reward, value-based decision making, and proficient use of technology to elevate design.

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WHO WE AREDLR Group is a global integrated design firm.

Your design team is backed by the resources of the entire firm. This enables DLR Group to scale teams to meet your challenges and deliver specialized expertise to any location whenever and wherever it is needed. Distributed management means the best ideas can come from anywhere, and being 100 percent employee-owned fosters a culture of entrepreneurial innovation.

Services

ARCHITECTURE

ENERGY SERVICES

ENGINEERING

EXPERIENTIAL GRAPHIC DESIGN

INTERIORS

ITDG - INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY DESIGN GROUP

LABORATORY PLANNING

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

MASTER PLANNING

PRESERVATION

SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTING


Our TeamDLR Group offers a unique, multi-disciplinary practice model with in-house architects, engineers, and technology designers—including experts in acoustics, audiovisual systems, theatrical systems, and lighting design—who specialize in design for the Cultural+Performing Arts.

These experts guide clients through every phase of a project, from early feasibility analysis and concept design through the implementation of compelling design solutions that are recognized for their technical, aesthetic, and operational quality.

We look forward to helping you meet your programmatic, aesthetic, and economic goals for Cultural+Performing Arts projects of all sorts.

Dan Clevenger, AIA LEED APCultural+Performing Arts Leader 602/507.6834 | [email protected] Phoenix

Falynn SchmidtBusiness Development202/407.8790 | [email protected], D.C.

Scott Cryer, AIA, LEED AP BD+CCultural+Performing Arts Leader 202/407.8769 | [email protected], D.C.

Maria T. Wilpon, AIA - Intl. AssociateBusiness Development Leader917/281.3203 | [email protected] York

Kathleen Fitzpatrick, MBABusiness Development602/507.6804 | [email protected]

Paul Siemborski, AIANational Business Development Leader 216/623.7881 | [email protected]

Paul Westlake, FAIAGlobal Cultural+Performing Arts Leader216/623.7868 | [email protected]

Tom Gallagher AIANew York Studio Leader917/281.3204 | [email protected] New York

Raymond Kent, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+CInnovative Technology Design Group Leader216/623.7885 | [email protected]

Roger Chang, PE, LEED FellowEngineering Leader202/407.8768 | [email protected] Washington, D.C.

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