24B — May 26 - June 8, 2017 — Owners, Developers & Managers — M id A tlantic
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Preventive maintenance keeps the system efficiently Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd. welcomes new staff architect Amrich
of Archer & Buchanan Ar ch i t e c - ture, Ltd. is pleased to welcome the return of Su- zanne King Amrich to its architectural staff. W
excited to welcome her back to the team as Project Manager. Through her 14 years of archi- tectural experience working in traditional residential and institutional design, Suzanne has gained a strong knowl- edge and appreciation of local architectural design tradi- tions. In particular, historic preservation and restoration have been the focus of her professional work. “We are absolutely delighted to have Suzanne back onboard our team! Her knowledge and unique skillset are tremen- dous assets to the firm,” said
Richard Buchanan, AIA. “She has an appreciation of Phila- delphia’s historic suburbs and surroundings and shares the firm’s desire to preserve the local heritage by designing buildings that complement those of the region.” Amrich is a graduate of Catholic University of Ameri- can and received her Master of Architecture degree from the University of NewMexico. She also holds a degree in warranties. These fixtures are available with bi-level and bat- tery back-up options. In many jurisdictions, code will require the bi-level and battery back-up features. TerraLUX also offers retrofit options for existing hall- way lighting fixtures - again with 10 year warranties. The new math for LED retrofitsfor LED retrofits . . . lighting in basement and ser- vice areas. Universal products have an L 70 rating – 70% of the lumen output certified for 140,000 hours or 15 years at 24/7. The TerraLUX line of stairwell fixtures – the SL Se- ries – also comes with 10 year continued from page 21B
Newman. “Tenants possess strong capital and by providing advice to both parties, realistic expectations are established as to what is reasonable and what is far-reaching. The take-away are laser-focused investments and approaches that ensure long-term occupancy as well as flexibility for other businesses in need of space.” According to Newman, an initial design for a new tenant spurs prospec- tive tenants because there is something tangible to view in a newly reconstructed space. Panelists agreed that up- scale, state-of-the art amenities are vital to new constructions and reconfigured office space. “Three things in order of sig- nificance are key in new design projects: a conference center, a café featuring cooked food and a fitness center,” noted Newman. “Wellness amenities such as walking trails and pet-friendly environments reign supreme.” Healthy buildings that capi- talize on NJ economic incen- tives and eco-consciousness among tenants and owners were stressed in office market development. “Our client John- son & Johnson possesses this ethos with strong recycling/re- newable programs,” explained Newman. He stressed the need for sustainable incentives to be done in advance when develop- ing/renovating office space. If architects and engineers work synergistically, he believes the aforementioned goal can be achieved. The roundtable discussion closed with each industry professional forecasting that forward-thinking designs and financial strategies will create a robust office market in the months to come. n continued from page 12B Principals provided keen. . . To achieve the best result, we recommend modeling a LED retrofit project as the initial step. As for the project model itself, work with a consultant with a proven track record of accessing utility rebates. George Crawford is prin- cipal of Green Partners. n Preservation and Regionalism from the University of New Mexico. Originally fromWest Chester, PA, King Amrich currently resides in Spring City, PA with her husband and two children. n
est Chester, PA —West Chester architecture firm
Suzanne King Amrich
Amrich previously worked as an architectural intern at Archer &Buchanan a number of years ago, and the staff is
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