Starting with economic and market feasibility, and continuing through site selection, building programming, initial concepts, and project budgeting, feasibility studies are an excellent exploration of a project’s possibilities. When you have a specific project goal in mind, but need help sorting out the details, let us help you take the next definitive step towards project reality. 

University of Maryland College Park

Underutilized since the opening of a new campus arts center, Tawes Theater was prime space ready for redevelopment on the University of Maryland College Park’s campus. This study explore options for converting the existing theater and fly tower to house modern learning spaces and offices for the university’s department of American Studies.

Smithsonian Institution Baird Auditorium

This in-depth exploration was conducted to determine viable options for bringing Baird Auditorium, a treasured historic space within the National Museum of Natural History, up to modern performance and accessibility standards while being respectful of the historic fabric and character of the space.

Wheaton Woods Elementary School

It was critical for Wheaton Woods to make changes to meet the expanded needs of the community. This study explored three options and their associated pros, cons, and costs: renovating the existing structure, renovating and expanding the school with an addition, or building an entirely new school.