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2012 Buyer's Guide! Now in Pittsburgh Local knowledge is the foundation of our professional practice. DEVELOPINGPittsburgh For more information about Avison Young and our services contact: Duke Kingsley I Principal & Managing Director 2012 Direct: 412.944.2131 [email protected] James Kelly I Senior Vice President, Principal Buyer’s Direct: 412.944.2133 [email protected] Brad Totten I Senior Vice President, Principal Guide! Direct: 412.944.2132 [email protected] LOOKING FOR AN Michael Downey I Vice President Direct: 412.944.2135 [email protected] ARCHITECT, ENGINEER, Brandon Snyder I Vice President CONTRACTOR OR Direct: 412.944.2134 [email protected] LENDER? THE 2012 NAIOP BUYER’S GUIDE LISTS DOZENS OF FIRMS FROM AROUND THE REGION 625 Liberty Avenue, Suite 3150, EQT Plaza, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 I P 412.944.2130 I www.avisonyoung.com THAT CAN FIT THE BILL. Architect............................................69 cranberry crossroads Building.Products..............................70 route 228 & I-79 Civil.Engineer....................................70 cranberry township, pa 16066 Construction.Consultant...................71 • Three story, 90,000 SF, Class A • 360 Surface Spaces are available Consultant.........................................71 with a ratio of 4.0/1,000 SF Office Building Contractor.........................................71 • Located on Route 228 in • Highly visible signage opportunity Cranberry Township facing Rt. 228 Developer..........................................72 • 30,000 SF floor plates • Conveniently located near I-79, The Economic.Development....................72 Pennsylvania Turnpike, and Rt. 19 • Delivery in 4Q of 2012 Engineer............................................72 Environmental...................................73 90,000 sF Finance..............................................73 available For information, contact Geotechnical.Engineer......................73 Pat Greene 4Q2012 412.471.3017 Green.Building/Energy.Consultant...74 [email protected] Industry/Trade.Association................74 Interior.Designer...............................74 Land.Surveyor...................................74 Landscape.Architect..........................75 Liquor.License/Restaurant.Broker.....75 Maintenance/Service.Contractor......75 Professional.Services.........................75 Real.Estate.Broker.............................75 68 DEVELOPINGPITTSBURGH | Fall 2012 Architect DLA+ Architecture & Interior Design Foster Plaza 9, Suite 200 750 Holiday Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15220 HHSDR Architects / Engineers Astorino www.dlastorino.com 40 Shenango Avenue 227 Fort Pitt Boulevard Achieving a client’s unique vision takes a unique ap- Sharon, PA 16146-1502 Pieper O’Brien Herr Architects 800 Vinial Street #B314 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 proach. Thanks to our Strategic ArchitectureSM 130 7th Street, 201 Century Bldg. Pittsburgh PA 15212 T: 412-765-1700 approach – clients are finding that it can be easy to Pittsburgh, PA 15222-3413 T: 412.321.8313 www.astorino.com integrate organizational and brand strategy into the (800) 447-3799 www.poharchitects.com John D. Francona, RA, LEED AP planning and design of facilities. Find out more at our T: 724-981-8820 Loren Wright, AIA [email protected] website or call 412.921.4300. F: 724-981-4515 [email protected] At Astorino, we believe that great design meets the Frank Gargiulo deepest needs of the people who live, learn, heal, [email protected] Pieper O’Brien Herr Architects was established in 1971 work and play in the environments we create. It’s [email protected] and provides architecture, interior design, and graphic design services for both public and private sector clients that simple. For over 40 years, Astorino has been at HHSDR has been building relationships with our clients throughout the United States. The firm is headquar- the forefront of where people and design intersect. A since 1953. Specializing in the adaptive reuse of facili- tered in Atlanta with a regional office in Pittsburgh. Our full-service company, Astorino combines architectural, ties for education and training, commerce, and govern- design portfolio includes a diverse range of markets engineering, construction and interior design solu- DRS Architects, Inc. ment, we have designed for sustainability since the including office, industrial, mission critical, educational, tions with unprecedented human-centered research One Gateway Center, Seventeenth Floor 1980s. HHSDR has completed LEED-certified projects justice and retail. to provide one seamless delivery process. We leverage Pittsburgh, PA 15222 in Allegheny and Mercer counties. For several years, we our creative foundation, interdisciplinary expertise and T: 412-391-4850 have been ranked by the Pittsburgh Builders Exchange strong collaborative approach to impact the greater F: 412-391-4815 as the most active firm in the tri-state region. We’ve good...to design for the future...and to re-imagine www.drsarchitects.com earned that ranking by providing high-quality and landscapes. Kathryn Jolley responsive service to our clients. Our project portfolio [email protected] includes projects sized from a few hundred to 400,000 Designing for the future, DRS Architects continues to square feet. provide innovative and creative architectural solutions as we have for more than 50 years. We listen carefully to our clients’ needs and develop customized responses Renaissance 3 Architects, P.C. to each design challenge. We provide architecture, 48 South 14th Street interior design and master planning services through Pittsburgh, PA 15203 the varied markets of higher education, laboratories, T: 412-431-2480 health and wellness, government, hospitality, and www.r3a.com corporate offices. Our talented design teams work to Design 3 Architecture PC Deepak Wadhwani 300 Oxford Dr. Ste. 120 develop exemplary projects which enrich daily life, [email protected] Monroeville, PA 15146 improve communities, advance a sustainable future and promote design excellence. IKM Incorporated At R3A we believe that successful design shapes envi- T: 412-373-2220 ronments that actively engage the senses and facilitate www.d3a.com One PPG Place Pittsburgh, PA 15222 positive human interactions and behaviors, while William Snyder employing technologies that help improve the perfor- [email protected] T: 412-281-1337 F: 412-281-4639 mance of our daily lives. R3A is a 17-person firm with Design 3 Architecture has been offeringarchitecture, Front Studio Architects www.ikminc.com three principals supported by an experienced and cre- planning, and interior design services to the Pittsburgh 357 N. Craig Street Joel R. Bernard, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP ative team of architects, interior designers and project region since 1982. We view inherent project constraints Pittsburgh PA 15213 Principal managers. R3A provides a full range of architectural, as potential opportunities for innovative design solu- T: 412-682-2121 [email protected] interior design, planning services. We pride ourselves in tions. With a philosophy grounded in team collabora- www.frontstudio.com being uniquely qualified to respond to the increasingly tion, providing both personal attention and project IKM Incorporated has been providing architecture, diverse and complex facilities needs of our clients and Art Lubetz planning and interior design services to corporate and leadership, Design 3 Architecture does more than solve [email protected] their organizations. problems. We provide solutions that are unique, excit- institutional clients for 100-years. IKM’s mission is to Front Studio’s architecture is experientially powerful ing and affordable. provide innovative and informed architecture that and environmentally responsive. Our emphasis on col- positively impacts the world through leadership in laboration and experimentation defines flexible spaces understanding, exploration and decision making. IKM with the capacity to evolve and adapt. Front Studio’s is a member of the American Institute of Architects and steadfast reputation for excellence is due to an inten- the US Green Building Council. RSH Architects sive review process that includes code compliance, bud- 363 Vanadium Road #200 get control measures and sound construction practices. Pittsburgh PA 15243 Our work uses provocative yet economical materials to T: 412.429.1555 x 19 Desmone & Associates Architects produce fresh and unique solutions. One Doughboy Square F: 412.279.7285 3400 Butler Street www.rsharc.com Pittsburgh, PA 15201 Joel C. Cluskey, AIA, CCS T: 412-683-3230 Lami Grubb Architects, LP [email protected] F: 412-683-3563 100 E. Swissvale Avenue RSH Architects celebrates its fourth decade of profes- www.desmone.com Pittsburgh, PA 15218 sional practice with renewed ownership, enthusiasm, Chip Desmone, AIA, LEED AP T: 412.243.3430 and a commitment to quality architecture that endures [email protected] Gerard Associates Architects, L.L.C. F: 412.371.1586 - aesthetically, functionally and environmentally. RSH 1601 Arrott Building www.lamigrubb.com Desmone & Associates Architects is a full-service archi- Architects serves diverse clientele within a variety of 401 Wood Street Chelsea Cox tecture, planning and interior design firm located in the markets which include colleges and universities, finan- Pittsburgh, PA 15222-1838 Suzan Lami, AIA historic Lawrenceville district of Pittsburgh. Since 1958 cial institutions, housing, municipal governments, and T: 412-566-1531 [email protected] high technology manufacturing.
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