The old Macys Anchor is now split up into several different tenant spaces. Ysons Galleria North Anchor Redevelopment is a retail project that was designed to repurpose a traditional Retail Anchor of the Existing Tysons Galleria Mall. Project Name: Tysons Galleria North Anchor Redevelopment, McLean, VA Fervi Alvarez-Portillo, Christopher Borzi, Eric Cullens, Pedro Larin, Michael Myers, Hamidulla Naim - JE Richards The project required a new electrical room to be built which houses 6 new electrical panels and 1 transformer hung just under 20 feet.
JE Richards worked closely with multiple specialized low voltage vendors for the installation of the 110-foot wrap-around LED screen as well as the 360-degree jumbotron that is over the main bar. The 2 custom chandeliers that are hung at the main bar area were imported from the Czech Republic and took coordination between JE Richards and the manufacturer. This project’s lighting package included 600’ of linear LED strip lighting and 360 various light fixture types. James Desmond, Timothy Harrigan, Arther Slate III, Gregory Smith, Christopher West, Michael Williams - JE Richards The areas have separate dimming equipment rooms as well as individual control rooms. There are additional performance systems in the black box theater section of the building. The performance lights and control systems in the main theater are complex and create the right atmosphere for live performances. Many of the light fixtures have been selected from custom manufacturers around the world. There are separate control systems for the building interior, exterior and green roof areas. The architectural interior and exterior lights and control systems are state of the art, aesthetically pleasing and have advanced design with many control inputs and scene selection capabilities. General Contractor: The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Project Name: Capital One Block C Performing Arts Center, Tysons, Va Lighting Systems Louis Burgher, Clint Cantrell, Mounir Dourrachad, Minassie Ghirmay, Jeff Laroche, David Lawson - Mona Electric Group, Inc Modernus’ incredible walls expertise, combined with their intelligent engineering offered the Walker and Dunlop design team the ability to incorporate this elegantly minimalist LAMA system integrated three aluminum frame finish options with matching door hardware, low-profile inset clerestories between offices and corridors, creating bright and open interior spaces, and switch glass double-glazed walls for flexible privacy fully integrated into the electrical and AV Lutron interface. The Modernus family of coordinated wall systems created a gorgeously seamless, coplanar aesthetic. He interior glass scope required extensive coordination with other trades to ensure the level of quality inherent in the design intent. General Contractor: rand* construction corporation Project Name: Walker & Dunlop, Bethesda, MD Interior Glass Federico Ferro, Eduardo Godoy, Andrew Keely, Kevin Mulla, Brian Sparrow, Alex Sturaro - Modernus
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The company kept deliveries timed precisely to preload the entire building with all the windows without interrupting the construction of the structure or the installation of the precast. Tidewater used the tower crane during the day to pour the concrete structure. They were able to complete this work just after the reshoring of the structure and stay ahead of the precast installation. Tidewater Glazing overcame the major project hurdle of keeping production and deliveries for almost a thousand window units aligned with the needs of the structure and precast schedule.
General Contractor:Clark/Foulger Pratt JV Project Name: Tysons Central Building A, Vienna, VAĮngineer: SK&A Structural Engineers, PLLC Flint Duffey, James Hale, Inmer Majano, Mark Stalnaker, Tony Useda, Albert Zanella - Tidewater Glazing, Inc.
Constant, in-depth coordination took place during curtain wall installation – ranging from sequence and logistics to intricate details, such as how exterior light fixture pathway penetrates the system, to ensuring the 11-story atrium structural steel supporting curtain wall was properly coordinated, to designing the mechanical supply of air through the system to service the atrium – all while maintaining architectural alignment to meet the design intent and not compromising the integrity of the system. The design was initially implemented in a three-story mockup at a third-party testing agency’s facility to review the curtain wall system from an aesthetics standpoint and test system performance to ensure compliance with job specifications. Exterior Glass Andrew Buter, Jacob Faircloth, Steve Parkinson, Michael Pray, Albert Valentine - Vetro Building EnvelopeĪrchitect: Pelli Clarke Pelli/WDG Architecture
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