Exterior concept design at Cleveland Museum of Natural History Expansion

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The $150 Million Museum Expansion is Closer to Completion

Back in June, we were selected to design the next phases of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History Centennial Transformation Project. The multiphase project was initiated over ten years ago and includes several phases of renovations, as well as a 50,000-SF addition for education and exhibition spaces.

Concept for Cleveland Museum of Natural History Expansion, 2 section building with curved white roof, large sculpture center

Cleveland Museum of Natural History in Cleveland, OH by DLR Group. Rendering © DLR Group.

The campaign to transform the museum’s entire campus is anticipated to be fully finished by 2026, but Phase 1 (Gateway) is gearing up for completion by December 2020, in time for the museum’s centennial celebration. The new changes are expected to improve circulation, expand programming, and provide connections to the surrounding natural landscape.

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University of Missouri Approves Hiring of DLR Group for Memorial Stadium Transformation

The University of Missouri Board of Curators unanimously approves a resolution that will transform and modernize Memorial Stadium, the iconic home facility for Mizzou Football since 1926. Mizzou also unveils our conceptual design for the reimagined North Endzone and other areas at Memorial Stadium.

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Work Design Magazine

Seamless Signals: Navigating Workplace Interactions with Ease

Principal Abbey Cwiek-Garrett shares how small changes in workplace cues and technology integration can enhance focus and streamline communication, creating a seamless and intuitive work environment.

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K-12 Dive

Bringing Staff and Student Voices into the School Design Process

From K-12 Dive, learn how DLR Group’s approach to integrated design is spurred through feedback from students and staff. James. L. Capps Middle School creates adaptive and flexible learning spaces because of this process.

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Washington Business Journal

Weighing In: DLR Group’s Fan-First Approach to Sports Design

From the Washington Business Journal – read how our approach to sports design elevates the fan experience as venues look to tap into the changing demands of eventgoers.

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Global Design News

A Beacon Connecting Campus and Community

Inspired by the concept of an oasis, the La Sierra Museum and Visitor Center reimagines museums to create a campus destination. The facility highlights our commitment to sustainability with a high-performance building envelope and energy reduction strategies.

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WFMY News 2

New Visual and Performing Arts School Taking Center Stage

DLR Group Principal and Senior K-12 Education Leader Jason Lembke, NCARB, speaks to WFMY News 2 on the design of Guilford County Schools’ Visual Performing Arts K-5 School.

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PaperCity

Inside Houston Basketball’s Guy V. Lewis Development Center

PaperCity covers how DLR Group’s integrated design for Houston’s Guy V. Lewis Development Center is fueling the nation’s number-one men’s basketball team.

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Sleeper Magazine

Hilton Set for Saudi Arabian Mixed-Use Development The Point

New hospitality destination offers new perspective where history, tradition, and natural beauty are celebrated at every turn.

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Building Design+Construction

The Future of Mass Timber Construction

DLR Group Design Leader Steve Cavanaugh, AIA, LEED AP, shares a preview of what the future holds for mass timber buildings.

Grey line sketch of a stadium with red circles and a red pinpoint location

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Mizzou Athletics Taps DLR Group to Steer Memorial Stadium Renovation Project

The University of Missouri Athletics Department recently announced plans to renovate the North concourse at Memorial Stadium. Read here how our firm is playing an intricate role in elevating the student-athlete and fan experience at Mizzou.

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The $150 Million Museum Expansion is Closer to Completion

Read more on how the surrounding bodies of water inspired DLR Group’s design in Architect’s Newspaper.

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