Spectrum Interiors of South Carolina are excited to have partnered with Robins and Morton/MPS on the 20,000-square-foot Wofford Chandler Center For Environmental Studies in Greenville, South Carolina. The building is Green Globe Certified for its sustainable and environmentally conscious features. Some of those features include an exposed ceiling made from sustainably sourced cross-laminated timber; a cistern that captures rainwater from the roof to irrigate the landscape and a greenhouse; dashboards monitoring the building’s energy use; lightwells, glass, and glazing to provide a profusion of natural light; and solar panels to supply the building’s energy needs, including HVAC systems.
The Clemson University Douthit Hill Community Hub is situated at the heart of the Douthit Hills Development, the largest project in Clemson’s history. It houses a 400-seat dining hall, campus bookstore, recreation, café, and retail dining.
The dining level is organized around three distinct restaurant concepts dispersed throughout the floor: international, smokehouse, and garden.
The student wellness and recreation level includes cardio and strength training, a spin studio, group fitness rooms, TRX, artificial turf, locker rooms, and office space. At the ground level, an open-air pedestrian spine creates the vibrancy of a retail street.
The Health Sciences Education Building is located on the Greenville Memorial Medical Campus. This 90,910 SF Up-fit and addition to a three-story building shell consists of second and third floors added over the main atrium. Both floors have a circumference of glass windows that offer a full view of the building’s exterior surroundings. The facility includes leading-edge infrastructure that supports the state-of-the-art audiovisual, distance education and simulation lab technology.
Spaces offer flexibility to suit multiple academic uses, including classrooms, lecture halls, gross anatomy lab, multi-disciplinary virtual labs, simulation center, clinical skills suite, library, administration spaces, student lounge, study rooms, common areas and a café.
Wofford University invested in its Richardson Building that houses their Football program on the first floor as well as other team sports and offices on the 2nd floor. The first floor consisted of a strategic remodel to improve their rehabilitation area with an advanced hydrotherapy room, X ray room, and various other sports medicine units to enhance their treatment and prevention of injuries for their student athletes.
The second-floor remodel focused on added additional storage and updating the lounge areas. These upgrades are another step in Wofford’s investment in its successful collegiate programs. Spectrum Interiors is proud to have been a part of this project.
The Knight Theater and Wells Fargo Auditorium are located in Charlotte, NC. These two projects, totaling 88,000 SF, consist of a three-level theater with a six-story fly gallery. The two lower levels consist of the Wells Fargo Auditorium, pre-function space and access to two underground tunnels that lead to below parking structures.
The building has exterior brick veneer and a glass curtain wall at the main entrance and a corrugated and composite metal panel system. The facility shares a construction footprint with the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art.
Each facility’s exterior reflects Cabela’s traditional store model with log construction, stonework, wood siding and metal roofing and a large glass store front. Most facilities feature a mountain display, gun library, retail space, warehouse, boat sales/showroom, offices and conference rooms.
This was a multi-location project. Locations included: Huntersville, Alabama Garner, North Carolina Mill, South Carolina Augusta, Georgia Greenville, SC Ackworth, Georgia
This 350,740 SF five-story pavilion was built adjacent to the Regional Heart Center. The first floor houses a 50,000 square foot, state-of-the-art Emergency Center (EC). The need for a new emergency department was identified as the number one priority by the community with widespread support. Floors two through five are each 40,000 square feet and accommodate future growth, including expanded surgery and intensive care units. The Emergency Center was designed specifically to address the complex emergency medicine issues that face the community it serves. The new Emergency Center (EC), doubled in size of the previous facility, which at 20,000 square feet, was designed to accommodate 40,000 visits per year. The current EC, now with 55 beds, a dedicated Fast Track area and a separate 4-pod Behavioral Health Unit sees approximately 95000 visits annually, making it one of the busiest ECs in the Carolinas.
When the 240,000 – square-foot Levine Children’s Hospital opened its doors, it became the largest children’s hospital between Atlanta and Washington, D.C. The hospital, located at Carolinas Medical Center, boasts 234 beds, a dedicated pediatric cardiac intensive-care unit and a 24-hour pediatric emergency department. Also notable are its family-centered amenities like a family dining room and a business center for working parents.
The other half of this project was a major expansion to the ICU of the main hospital, Carolinas Medical Center. The concrete construction project created 193,000 square feet and can be defined in two parts: a new 13-story tower (including two stories for mechanical equipment) built between an existing stair tower and an existing seven-story hospital building; and an over-build structure that added six stories (including two stories for mechanical equipment) to the existing seven-story hospital building. Eighty-seven new ICU rooms were added during this process.
This project has won an Alabama ABC Excellence in Construction – Merit Award
The Billy Graham Library was completed in the Spring of 2007. Although the exterior of the building is meant to portray and old dairy barn, representative of the upbringing of Mr. Billy Graham, the interior boasts of a true multimedia experience that depicts the six decades of Mr. Graham’s worldwide ministry outreach. The entrance of the library is in the shape of a cross, a visual reminder to the visitors of the focus of Mr. Graham’s life work. Wooden beams emblazoned with Scriptures like “By God’s grace you are saved through faith” span the main entry.
BB&T Ballpark located in Charlotte, NC is a 238,144 SF ballpark in Charlottes Center City with a 10,000-seat stadium This facility has 8,600 fixed seats, plus full team and media facilities, a team store and a natural grass field. Private luxury suites, club seating and two-twenty seat “dug out suites” are located at field level.
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