Epsten Group is thrilled to provide LEED Consulting, Energy Modeling, and Commissioning services for CIM’s renovation construction. This 7-story, 75,000-square-foot office renovation features upgraded HVAC&R systems, vertical transportation, core restrooms, and refreshed elevator lobbies. The tenant fit-out includes additional restrooms, private and open offices, meeting spaces, and breakrooms. This project has achieved LEED v4 ID+C […]
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Legacy Square is a multi-unit housing project that is a mix of apartments and townhomes. It includes a fitness center, clubroom, conference rooms, and a pool. Epsten Group supported Trammell Crow Company in achieving Fitwel 1 Star Certification for this project. Sustainable Certifications Fitwel 1 Star Certified
In collaboration with Coolearth Architecture, the Architect of Record, Epsten Group contributed detailed design development and execution support for the Toronto Zoo’s Red Panda Exhibit. Together, we transformed the existing holding building into a modern, efficient management center designed specifically for red pandas. Together, we built the conceptual design, integrating naturalistic habitats, visitor viewing zones,
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Epsten Group and Ursa International are partnered to provide design services for Salisbury Zoo for their new Andean Bear exhibit. The goal of the design is to mimic the natural habitat of the Andean Bear in the forest of Ecuador including climbing structures, elevated hammocks and platforms, dens, and pools that encourage the natural behavior
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The Project is the Lincoln Corporate Headquarters in Charlotte, which received LEED-CI certification and WELL Gold certification in 2024. Epsten Group facilitated Design and Construction Coordination for all aspects related to the LEED and WELL scope of work. As a part of this scope, Epsten Group provided policies, plans, and procedures which will be applied
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Epsten Group was chosen as the trusted design firm to renew and renovate the Dian Fossey Fund Atlanta Office, providing the Fossey Fund’s staff with a flexible and thoughtful space for the world-changing work they do every day. We provided design services for the existing 2,260 square feet office space located within the Zoo Atlanta
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The expansion of Interface’s Kyle 2.0 Plant was an operational efficiency initiative and modernized the manufacturing plant, including making the plant more eco-friendly and sustainable. The expansion was broken into two phases. Phase One added 45,000 sf of production space and created an enlarged tufting room with up to 14 tufters. Phase Two transitioned the
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The Project is the Clarksburg Premium Outlets development in Clarksburg, Maryland. The development includes 8 retail structures totaling approximately 436,701 gross square feet, as well as 2 restaurant buildings that are to approximately 6,650 square feet, each. The development gained certification under the LEED-CS 2009 Rating System as a group certification for the 8 retail
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The Ramblin’ Reck Garage is the new construction of a garage to house Georgia Tech’s “Ramblin’ Reck” mascot. The Project is roughly 1,000 square feet and includes three bays within a single story. The windows are coated with a thermally efficient low-e coating that reduces heat loss in the winter and keeps the garage cool
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The new College of Business facility on the Dahlonega campus provides the specialized spaces needed to increase the rigor and relevance of business programs and supports new academic offerings with learning environments not currently available on any UNG campuses by providing: a Cybersecurity Range; a Computer Forensic Lab; Multidisciplinary CSIS Hardware & Networking Labs; a
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