Architecture/Interior Design Projects

The West Michigan Horticultural Society began planning for this facility with the intent of providing the West Michigan area with a multi-use horticultural center.

As the fastest growing metro area in the nation, the City of Grand Rapids has been working to provide solutions to its parking demand. The City sought to explore alternative options to a traditional parking structure for a surface lot next to the Ryerson Library. Fishbeck teamed with Carl Walker, Inc. to provide the City bold and visionary design ideas that focused on mixed-use opportunities, sustainability, sensitivity to the existing library, and activating the public street. Taking this notion to heart, the resulting concepts function primarily as a contribution to the neighborhood and secondarily, as a parking structure.

Meijer challenged Fishbeck to reduce costs by at least 25 percent while incorporating new retailing design layouts and completing the recommendations in three months.

Fishbeck was retained by the City to plan, design, and construct their replacement Municipal Service Center.

The renovation and addition is designed to provide an environment that supports and promotes active learning and experiential problem-solving while providing a high degree of visibility for the workforce training labs and IT curriculum. Student collaboration/study spaces are strategically placed throughout the building and serve to transform circulation elements into vital building features.

As a part of public water system improvements being made by Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner (OCWRC) on the City of Farmington Hills Department of Public Works (DPW) site,

Manoogian Hall was originally constructed in the 1960s as a general academic building with traditional classrooms.