Adaptive Reuse
Architectural work that gives existing buildings new use.
PWWG Architects is an architecture firm. Its work includes adaptive reuse and historic preservation, addressing projects shaped by physical, historical, cultural, and social conditions. The firm works in urban and campus environments. Its featured project, Kopchick Hall at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, is an interdisciplinary hub for natural sciences and mathematics. The building connects campus destinations with pathways and gathering spaces, and includes flexible laboratories, technology-rich classrooms, collaborative learning areas, a planetarium, a greenhouse, a rooftop terrace, a vivarium, and simulation labs. The design responds to the historic campus setting. PWWG has offices in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Its Pittsburgh office is located at 408 Boulevard of the Allies.
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Architectural work that gives existing buildings new use.
Projects addressing the preservation of historic buildings.
Design work for campus settings, including Kopchick Hall.
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