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Working collaboratively with our clients, we strive to enhance and strengthen the social and built fabric in those communities through thoughtful and sustainable design strategies.
ZA+D believes in the intrinsic power of design and the ability to use this power to facilitate positive change in the communities in which we work. Working collaboratively with our clients, we strive to enhance and strengthen the social and built fabric in those communities through thoughtful and sustainable design strategies.
ZA+D educates our clients and community about the valuable and necessary role Architects play in our society.
ZA+Dinteriors concentrates on tenant fit-out design services and interior finish selections. Clients will benefit from the focused expertise of ZA+D’s in-house, certified interior designer, Hannah Weikel, ASID, LEED® AP. With her technical proficiency in Revit, clients can follow the design process in three dimensions from initial concept to construction. ZA+Dinteriors offers a specific range of services: test fits, digital renderings, finish selection and permit and construction documents. Depth of experience includes commercial, medical, educational, mixed use and multi-family projects.
The demands of our society and communities are changing now more than ever. Buildings are a center piece in integrating personal behaviors, shaping communities and consuming our resources. As shapers of communities and designers of buildings, someone must assume the responsibility of how well the built environment performs. Through ZA+Dpassiv, we assume that role.
We are driven to design buildings as integrated systems, organisms if you will. Skin and structure interdependent, mechanics and insulation balanced, orientation and fenestration finely tuned. Our work is inspired by the need for lessening the impact on the earth and in so creating a healthier environment for its habitants. We rely more on science and less on standard.
ZA+Dpassiv delivers on the notion that architecture can be proactive and maintain strength in self expression. In short, to be active, we must design Passiv.
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in-house rendering utilizing Twinmotion software
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in-house rendering utilizing Twinmotion software
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in-house rendering utilizing Twinmotion software
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New construction of a mixed use building consisting of commercial space on the bottom, and 62+ Senior Living on top consisting of a unit mix of 28 two-bedroom and 59 one-bedrooms. The units are tastefully designed to accommodate a nice flow through the rooms while providing nature light throughout. Residents may utilize the laundry facility in their unit or the community laundry facility provided. Residents also have full access to the new state-of-the-art fitness center, technology room, and common areas for gathering.
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Renovations to 160 unit apartment complex. This project had the extensive undertaking of replacing the central plan system which the new system provides energy efficient heating and cooling to the entire building. 5% of the units were completely renovated to be handicap accessible. All new finishes were installed in all common areas. A brand new reconfigured lobby and community space were included in the renovations. Exterior improvements include statement signage and fiber cement cladding. Project met Enterprise Green Communities requirements.
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New 62,000 sf metal framed community facility located in Urbana, MD includes a grand lobby, wellness center, large gymnasium, indoor walking/running track, inter-generational space for active older adults, family adventure center for kids, group exercise studios, locker rooms, and multi-purpose athletic fields. The facility will also accommodate outdoor recreation and summer day camp venues along with the standard internal YMCA programs. The interiors boasts nichiha paneling, unique lighting features and intricate details throughout.
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Extensive renovations to an original 1883 farmhouse that was severely damaged by the 2012 Storm Sandy. After the initial site walk, it was determined that the addition that was once added needed to be demolished and a new addition to be reconstructed using the existing foundation. Converting the farmhouse over to a 6,000sf of rental commercial spaces was deemed the best use for this renovation.
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New construction of a mixed use building consisting of commercial space on the bottom, and 62+ Senior Living on top consisting of a unit mix of 28 two-bedroom and 59 one-bedrooms. The units are tastefully designed to accommodate a nice flow through the rooms while providing nature light throughout. Residents may utilize the laundry facility in their unit or the community laundry facility provided. Residents also have full access to the new state-of-the-art fitness center, technology room, and common areas for gathering.
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New 62,000 sf metal framed community facility located in Urbana, MD includes a grand lobby, wellness center, large gymnasium, indoor walking/running track, inter-generational space for active older adults, family adventure center for kids, group exercise studios, locker rooms, and multi-purpose athletic fields. The facility will also accommodate outdoor recreation and summer day camp venues along with the standard internal YMCA programs.
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New construction, podium style building will consist of 35 units with a mix of one, two and three bedrooms along with a community room, exercise room, manager’s office and maintenance space.
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151 units, 106 one-bedroom and 45 two-bedroom units designed to meet Montgomery County Green Buildings Law. Funded by 4% LIHTC.
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This 2,500 SF, 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath residential home meets the stringent Passive House energy standard and features a green rooftop deck, PV-readiness, sustainable interior finishes, electric vehicle hookups, contemporary designed landscaping, high efficiency appliances, and fixtures.
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Included in the scope of this project was the demolition and redesign of the existing Community/Leasing office, pool house, pool and structured parking.
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Part of the City of Frederick’s HOPE VI affordable housing project in Frederick’s Historic District, this project consists of 42 rental units of 1,050 SF each. Scope of work included master planning services.
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New wood framed 46,000 sf 39 unit affordable housing building located in North East Washington DC. Units consist of 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms and is in compliance with Enterprise Green Communities.
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Sinclair Way Apartments is made up of 60 new construction affordable housing units. 9% LIHTC funding as well as Historic Preservation Commission approval were secured for this project.
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8-bedroom residential treatment facility, with adjoining multi-purpose space. The multi-purpose building accommodates a number of uses including art, music, pottery, horticulture, and assembly.
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This new 2-story, approximately 35,000 sf athletic facility includes a basketball court, elevated running track, fitness center and training room.
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55 new affordable housing units within the boundaries of the Historic District. Project received approval from both the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) and 9% LIHTC funding.
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Overseen by DC Habitat, the six (6) row houses constituting two (2) separate sticks of dwellings within the historic yet blighted NE, DC neighborhood known as Ivy City. In partnership with the Districts’ Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) and Property Acquisition and Disposition Division (PADD) arm, Habitat, is working to infill previously developed parcels within three blocks of early 20th Century workforce housing. The townhouse buildings consist of two-story, three bedroom, one-and-a-half baths within 1,680 gross square feet.
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Eight-bedroom group home connected to new multi-purpose building. The multi-purpose building accommodates a number of uses including art, music, pottery, horticulture, and assembly.
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This project included full interior decorating services updating the Clubhouse at this popular apartment complex. ZA+D orchestrated the design, purchase and staging of the new features and furniture for this refreshed clubhouse and model unit, all while incorporating lots of new pieces, paint, and reusing existing furniture to maintain within the owner’s budget.
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Included in the scope of this project was the demolition and redesign of the existing Community/Leasing office, pool house, pool and structured parking.
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Empowerhouse is located in the Deanwood neighborhood and is home to two low-income families where the combination of passive design and implementation of renewable energy makes energy costs virtually zero.
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Interior fit out of a pre-Civil War building. This space custom designed for Zavos Architecture+Design is an open and airy office which promoted staff interaction. Preserving existing building elements while marrying them with new sustainable materials were all carefully designed to create a modern work environment while preserving a part of history.
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Interior fit-out of a new 17,000 sf Capitol Women’s Care facility. This bright and cheerful doctors’ office provides patients with privacy and comfort. Utilizing the entire third floor, this space is uniquely designed around each practicing doctor and their team. Each team’s space consists of a private doctor’s suite, check-in stations, labs, exam and ultrasound rooms all organized through design to better serve their patients.
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Constructing this new athletic facility was a milestone for Hood College. ZA+D worked hand in hand with Hood to create a functional, modern, spacious facility for students, athletes and athletic administrative staff. The balance of incorporating spirited college colors and logos with timeless materials and patterns were achieved to create this multifunction building.
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Design of a social room expansion and additional wing to the lower structure of the church to satisfy needs for education, fellowship, storage, rehearsal and increased congregation size.
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Fit-out for 26,000 SF of office space for the rapidly growing Uber Office franchise. Uber provides micro-sized office spaces for tech, start-up and satellite companies. Located in the charming 1940’s “Ring Building” on M Street, the two floors that now make up “Uber Dupont” have been stripped to expose the building’s concrete infrastructure, creating a beautiful modern industrial feel.
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Interior renovations to an existing office building. Completed in 2012, this project features a brand-new entry and reception area. A new storefront vestibule leads into a completely renovated reception space. The interior upgrades include all new finishes, custom reception desk, metal cloud ceiling, and semi-private client waiting area. Creating a welcoming entry for employees and clients was achieved with this cosmetic makeover.
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New 5-story building with 36 one-bedroom affordable housing apartments and senior center. Amenities include community room with adjacent kitchen, activities room, library, and rooftop terrace with walking path. Sustainable design incorporated including green roof, infrastructure for future photovoltaic panels and permeable paving.
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Renovations to 36 dwelling units in 3 three-story apartment houses. Renovations included new electrical distribution and lighting, fire detection and alarm, upgraded kitchens with new appliances, water efficient bathrooms and finishes, and refreshed wall, ceiling and floor finishes. Amenities include programmatic suite with work stations and conference space, upgraded common laundry rooms, and outdoor community patio.
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New 90,000 SF office building for the Frederick County Board of Education. Building includes offices and meeting spaces for administrative personnel, TV studio and a board room for 300+ people.
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Interior fit-out of a new and renovated 5,000 SF law office. This project was infused with new refreshing elements while being mindful of the tenant’s request to stick to a strict budget and maintain at least 20% of the existing fit-out. New angled walls gave this space a break from the mundane rectangular feel, new finishes and mill-work brightened up the space and made it current and conducive to a private and interactive work place.
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