SUTTENFIELD PHOTOGRAPHY

Utility structure houses major mechanical and electrical equipment serving the historic Colonnade for Washington and Lee University.

Washington and Lee University chose to construct a centrally located utility structure to house a substantial portion of the HVAC, mechanical, and electrical infrastructure required for the historic Colonnade buildings now being rehabilitated. The structure is partially below-grade and incorporates a "green roof" and pedestal pavers that tie into the adjacent plaza. A system of underground tunnels connects the utility structure with the buildings.
Architect: Glave and Holmes Architecture
Richmond, Virginia
Landscape Architect: Siteworks
Charlottesville, Virginia

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Washington and Lee University chose to construct a centrally located utility structure to house a substantial portion of the HVAC, mechanical, and electrical infrastructure required for the historic Colonnade buildings now being rehabilitated. The structure is partially below-grade and incorporates a "green roof" and pedestal pavers that tie into the adjacent plaza. A system of underground tunnels connects the utility structure with the buildings.<br />
Architect: Glave and Holmes Architecture<br />
Richmond, Virginia<br />
Landscape Architect: Siteworks<br />
Charlottesville, Virginia