Jefferson Scholars Center for Graduate Studies
The Jefferson Scholars Foundation needed a new home for their Graduate Fellows, so Martin Horn built this expansive project with local architects VMDO. Martin Horn worked extensively with the owner and architect during pre-construction and performed nearly a dozen value engineering exercises. There are three main buildings surrounding a central courtyard. One building includes a spacious commons, lounge and full kitchen; another houses student offices, reading rooms, and seminar rooms; and the third is mainly administrative with a small conference room. This project earned LEED-Gold.
PROJECT START: September 2008
PROJECT SIZE: 30,000 SF
PROJECT DURATION: 18 months
CONTRACT VALUE: $13 million
CONTRACT TYPE: GMP w/shared savings
PROJECT MANAGER: Rocky Moulton
SUPERINTENDENT: Tim Patronik
ESTIMATOR: Doug Horn
OWNER: Thomas Jefferson Foundation
CONTACT: James Wright
ARCHITECT: VMDO
CONTACT: Terry Forbes