In the News
H+C named to ENR’s list of Top 100 Green Buildings Design Firms
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Categories: In the News
Hastings+Chivetta Architects has been named to Engineering News-Record's (ENR) annual list of the Top 100 Green Buildings Design Firms. Companies were ranked according to revenue for design services generated in 2013 from projects that have been registered with or certified by a third-party organization...
H+C Named on BD+C Giants 300 Report
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Categories: In the News
Hastings+Chivetta was recently listed in Building Design+Construction magazine's annual Giants 300 Report of architecture/engineering firms. The prestigious list ranks the leading firms in the AEC industory for building type revenue, green building work, BIM revenue, number and green accredited professionals and more.
Falcon Center Ground Breaking
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Categories: In the News, Project Updates, On the Boards
The University of Wisconsin - River Falls has broken ground on the $63.5 million Falcon Center, the largest building project in the history of the school. Hastings+Chivetta Architects teamed with Ayers Associates to design the new 162,300 GSF building to house the university's Health and Human Performance programs as well as athletics and student recreation spaces...
H+C Presents Design for New Bridgeton Recreation Center
Friday, August 1, 2014
Categories: In the News, Project Updates, On the Boards
Hastings+Chivetta's Jim Capps visited the City of Bridgeton, MO to present ideas for the community's new Recreation Center. In late 2013, H+C was selected by the city to design a new Community Recreation Center...
Deep Green: One of the World’s Greenest Residence Halls
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Categories: In the News
Berea College's Deep Green Residence Hall was recently featured in Green Building and Design, touted as one of the greenest residence halls in the world. The facility has achieved more LEED points than any other residence hall and is on target to receive Petal Certification from the Living Building Challenge - only the fifth project to do so...Denison’s Aquatic Center a Dream Design!
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Categories: In the News
Congrats to Denison University's Trumbull Aquatics Center for being recognized as a 2014 Dream Design by Aquatics International Magazine! An addition to the existing Mitchell Center, the new Aquatics Center provides a premier training and competition venue to support the multiple award-winning Big Red swimming and diving teams...
Visit H+C at NACUBO 2014
Friday, July 18, 2014
Categories: In the News, Where Will We Be?
Dale Harvey and Erik Kocher will be representing Hastings+Chivetta at the 2014 NACUBO Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA this weekend. The guys will be taking part in the Annual Meeting Expo which is open on Sunday, July 20th from 11:00-2:30 and 5:00-6:00, on Monday July 21 from 11:00-1:00 and 2:15-3:45, and on Tuesday, July 22nd from 11:00-2:00...
LEED Leadership
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Categories: In the News, Project Updates, On the Boards
Chris Chivetta was recently interviewed by ConstructionPro Week, an AEC industry newsletter with a focus on Green Building, offering tips for pursuing LEED Platinum certification. He discussed H+C's Platinum certified Deep Green Residence Hall project at Berea College, which is believed to be the highest-scoring LEED certified residence hall in the world...J. Scheidegger Center Upping the Ante for 2014-2015 Season
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Categories: In the News
The Hastings+Chivetta designed Scheidegger Center at Lindenwood University has announced their 2014-2015 performance schedule. The venue's new partnership with Contemporary Productions means that this year's schedule will feature some high-profile acts such as Jay Leno and Willie Nelson...
Stakeholder Engagement at Centre College
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Categories: In the News, Staff
When Hastings+Chivetta Architects was asked to assist Centre College in the renovation of and addition to Young Hall Science Center, our design team knew that comprehensive stakeholder engagement would be of the utmost importance...