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Enriching spaces passed the testing phase and is officially WELL Platinum, the highest WELL rating possible for a building. This is the 24th Certified V2 Platinum Building in the World and the 9th Certified Platinum building in the United States.

The Business Courier has named the finalists for its 2020 Best Places to Work awards. The program recognizes companies and organizations in Greater Cincinnati that are setting the bar for how to keep employees happy and engaged.

A major renovation project at the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College is earning praise from design experts. The project received an Honor Award for interior architecture, the top award for the category.

The flooring used in Muntz Hall was highlighted in the Fall 2019 issue of Green Operations Magazine. emersion Interior Designers Amy Green and Yasha Ogg featured on pages 15-17.

The Trailblazer Awards celebrate leaders who are building a net-zero future through their work in the carbon, energy, water, waste, transit and / or policy sectors. The Awards were presented in front of the full 1,200+ person audience at the Net Zero Conference and Expo, in Petree Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Building 23 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base was originally constructed in 1934 as an aircraft hangar and aircraft component test facility. While it had many uses over the years, it had languished and sat abandoned. But, the leaders at WPAFB had a vision to convert this historic structure into a 53,000 square foot modern laboratory facility, where state-of-the-art research could be conducted for energy, power, and thermal management to support current and future Air Force applications.

Building 19 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) has a rich history, which includes Orville Wright’s participation in the commissioning of one of the world’s most powerful and efficient wind tunnels. See the full article on pages (44-45) of Midwestern Flyer Magazine.

emersion DESIGN Civic Leader and project manager, Tim Wiley, recommends that West Chester's original space be razed and a new, larger station built on site. When making the decision to renovate or build, Wiley explained, “the numbers [were] so close that the advantages of new construction totally outweighed the renovation option.”

We presented the final option for Loveland City Schools' Facility Master Plan last night and received a 5-0 approval from the board! It is such a joy to work alongside the district as we continue #BuildingTigerNation!