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AIA Potomac Valley 2021 Excellence in Design Merit Award for Multi-Family Architecture

The Modera Reynoldstown project team was honored to receive the AIA Potomac Valley 2021 Excellence in Design Merit Award for Multi-Family Architecture!

 
This 5-story, mixed-use development featuring 320 units and 18,500 SF of retail—takes its inspiration from the neighborhood’s historic, industrial roots and its existing, eclectic style. Pedestrian and vehicular circulation were considered with an internal, tree-lined, road that bisects the building and leads to the rest of the site and the above-grade parking deck. Among other amenities, the community consists of electric charging stations, a hidden speakeasy, co-working spaces, and individual rooftop terraces!
 
Thank you to our partners SK+I Architecture and Mill Creek Residential for allowing us to be a part of this great project!
 
Click the link to view all winners!
 

https://aiapv.org/2021_Design_Awards_Winners_Gallery?fbclid=IwAR0-HNj935yhZfdEIaJIPRlaB29FGMAMU3GAap0YeHM2nP7_3kgeuKcBSn0

Fenton mixed use property
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Fenton Mixed-Use Property Drone Video

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Fenton is a 92-acre mixed-use property development comprised of a vibrant walkable district with a cosmopolitan mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences. We are excited to be a part of this unique and exciting development within the heart of the Triangle with our partners Hines, Nelson, Hoar Construction, and Samet Corporation.

Check out the below drone video:

 

To learn more visit https://www.nelsonworldwide.com/project/fenton

Project News

Residential Design Magazine Highlights E+M Structural Project

Residential Design Magazine has chosen to highlight E+M Structural’s Highland Park Residence project in Highland Park, Texas.

https://www.residentialdesignmagazine.com/case-study-highland-park-residence-by-alterstudio/

This project is unique residential structure that incorporates concrete, wood, and steel framing to for some large cantilevers.

See more on this project here: Highland Park Residence

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Morrison Yards Drone Video

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Check out this link to a Morrison Yards Drone Video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajI2G2IGnHM

 

Morrison Yards is a mixed-use project in Charleston, South Carolina with a 12 story concrete multi-family residential tower and a 5 story Type III wood framed apartments over a shared podium that incorporates several levels of parking, retail, and residential amenities.

See more on this project here: Morrison Yards

Project News

The Ellis Time-lapse Construction Video

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The Ellis, also known as Market 42, is a mixed use project in the heart of Charlotte’s First Ward District.  This two-phase project consists of 549 apartments between a 33-story, 375 ft. tall concrete framed high rise and a six-story mid-rise which will be timber framing over a concrete podium. 

Check out this time-lapse video of the construction:

See more on this project here: Market 42

Elizabeth on 7th
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Construction Starts on Elizabeth on 7th!

Groundbreaking has occurred for Elizabeth on 7th signaling the start of construction. This project will be a 4 story, 103,000 sq. feet, steel framed mixed use building with retail on the lowest level and 3 levels of office above.

Check out this article in the Charlotte Business Journal:
https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/08/04/cbj-morning-buzz-crescent-seventh-on-elizabeth.html

And see more on this project here: Elizabeth on 7th

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E+M Structural Upgrades Atlanta’s Lab Space

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E+M Structural recently purchased and are in the process of refurbishing a Satec HVL tension and compression machine to upgrade the Atlanta Lab Space  testing capabilities.

 

This machine can produce up to 300,000 pounds of tension and compression force on a specimen and will allow E+M Structural to perform our own testing on on a variety of materials.

Testing for the modulus of elasticity for different concrete mixes, verification of elongations on post tensioning strands and performing concrete compression tests up to 14,000 psi are just some of the capabilities.

We look forward to using this knowledge to improve our designs, make them more cost effective, and then be able to share that improvement and pass those savings on to our clients.

Let us help make your next engineering project a success.