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EwingCole
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About EwingCole
EwingCole is a nationally recognized architecture, engineering, interior design, and planning firm with offices in Atlanta, Baltimore, Charlotte, Fort Worth, Irvine, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, San Diego, and Wayne. Our multi-disciplinary practice is built on the core values of professional excellence, design quality, and collaboration. We aim to provide the best total solution for our clients, the community, and the environment. We believe that thoughtful design can enhance an organization's ability to achieve long-term success and improve the quality of life. In providing professional design services, emphasis on communication, design excellence, and client advocacy are essential in creating a relationship built on trust. Our firm is a leader in the design of: • Civic • Cultural • Education • Government • Healthcare & Wellness • Science + Technology • Sports & Enterainment
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Presence & Recognition
EwingCole Principal Craig Schmitt spoke with The Star-Ledger and NJ.com about the Meadowlands Sports Complex's 50th anniversary and its evolution into a sports and entertainment destination.
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Presence & Recognition
EwingCole has participated in the Backpack-a-Thon for nearly 10 years.
Reported by Zachary DeRitis
Products & Services
EwingCole highlighted the design of the University of Pennsylvania Physical Sciences Building, featuring a 325,000-square-foot complex designed by CO Architects to bring disciplines, people, and ideas together.
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Presence & Recognition
EwingCole team members joined Cradles to Crayons for its annual Backpack-a-Thon to help pack backpacks with essential school supplies for children across the Greater Philadelphia region.
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Presence & Recognition
EwingCole is hosting a presentation on United Therapeutics Corporation's Manchester LungBio laboratory at the I2SL International Institute for Sustainable Laboratories conference.
Reported by Michael Ramus, RA