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IMAGINATION & INTEGRITY Since our founding in 1977, Hughes Group Architects has secured a national reputation for both the imagination required for innovative designs and the integrity needed for on-time, in-budget project completions. Our projects are consistently distinguished, receiving design awards from the American Institute of Architects and other professional, civic and industry organizations at local, state and national levels.

Our staff of 22 architects and administrative personnel are organized into project teams which remain consistent throughout the course of a project to ensure the accuracy and completeness of design determinants. Every project is reviewed by our entire staff on a regular basis to focus the energy of all staff members and apply the experience gained from each of our completed buildings to your project.

We continually balance three objectives on all of our projects:

• Cost Control vigilance must occur from initial design throughout construction and occupancy.

• An Operational Perspective must penetrate all decision making to ensure functional, energy efficient and low maintenance facilities.

• Quality Design must accurately reflect the desires of our clients and the cultural context of their built environment.

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IncOrPOrAtED 1977

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2013long bridge Park and Aquatic centermerit Award, Potomac and maryland chapter American Society of landscape Architects

2012long bridge Park and Aquatic centerbest new Facility - virginia recreationand Park Societycraftmanship Award - Washington building congresscommunity Appearance Award - community Appearance Alliance of northern virginia

2011virginia tech mccomas Hall Studentrecreation centernIrSA Outstanding Sports Facility

2010university of Illinois Activities and recreation centernIrSA Outstanding Sports Facility

Delaware State university Wellness center nIrSA Outstanding Sports Facility

university of texas maverick Activities centernIrSA Outstanding Sports Facility

James lee community centerurban Forestry Award - Fairfax county

2008 university of texas maverick Activities center Athletic business Facility of merit

2007Wilson Aquatic centernAIOP mD-Dc “best Green building” Award

Wilson Aquatic centerWbc craftmanship Award

2006university of Illinois campus recreation center EastnIrSA Outstanding Sports Facility

2005university of virginia Aquatic and Fitness centernIrSA Outstanding Sports Facility

2004university of Houston Student recreation centernIrSA Outstanding Sports Facility

university of Houston campus recreation and Wellness centerAmerican School & university Architectural Portfolio

2003trinity university center for Women in Sportsthe masonry Institute 1st Place Design Award

2002twinbrook community centerAmerican Institute of Architects Award of Excellence

2001Wayne Hughes, AIAvirginia Society, American Institute of Architects Special Achievement Award

1999George mason university Aquatic and Fitness centerAthletic business Facility of merit

1989Oak marr recreation centernational Pool and Spa Institute Gold medal Design Award

1988James city recreation centervirginia Parks and recreation Society best new Facility chinquapin Park recreation centerAthletic business Facility of merit

1986chinquapin Park recreation centerAmerican Institute of Architects Award of Excellence

AWARDS

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Delaware State university Wellness center

university of Illinois Activities and recreation center

virginia tech mccomas Hall


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Sustainability

Hughes Group Architects has been practicing Sustainable Design for over 30 years. Since the early 1980s, we have pioneered sustainable design measures such as daylight harvesting, natural ventilation, the use of sustainable materials and energy reclamation for water and space heating systems. Over the last 15 years we have continued to innovate with and integrate sustainable design into each project including the use of vegetated roofs, rainwater harvesting, solar hot water heating, and other strategies to achieve the sustainability goals sought by specific projects. today, with five lEED Accredited Professionals in house, we continue our commitment to the design, innovation, and implementation of Sustainable Design. Hughes Group’s experience with Sustainable Design allows us to provide our clients with designs that meet their sustainability goals without compromising durability, maintenance, or budget.

Our approach to Sustainable Design balances initial construction costs with long term life cycle costs of building systems to provide optimum cost effective designs. We have successfully achieved lEED Gold, Silver, and certified designations for multiple projects using this methodology.

LEED Experience

lEED GOlD• Dale city volunteer Fire Station #10 - Dale city, virginia• Stuart-Hobson middle School, Washington, Dc• coastal carolina university, recreation & Wellness center conway, South

carolina

lEED SIlvEr• turner Educational complex - Washington, Dc*• Spring Hill recreation center - Fairfax county, virginia*• Oak marr recreation center - Fairfax county, virginia*• thomas Jefferson library - Fairfax, virginia • Wilson Aquatic center - Washington, Dc• Kennesaw State university, Student recreation center - Kennesaw,

Georgia*• marywood university, Aquatic center - Scranton, Pennsylvania*• long bridge Aquatic center - Arlington, virginia*• Wheatley cole community center - Washington, Dc*• Arlington Fire Station #3 - Arlington, virginia• Wolf trap Fire Station #42 - vienna, virginia*• clarksburg Fire Station #35 - clarksburg, maryland*• Glenmont Fire Station #18 - Silver Spring, maryland*• richmond Fire Station #17 - richmond, virginia*

lEED cErtIFIcAtIOn• Young Harris college, recreation center - Young Harris, Georgia• Fairfax center Fire & rescue Station #40 - Fairfax, virginia

*Project is registered with the u.S. Green building council, certification is pending


Coastal Carolina University HTC Student Recreation and Convocation CenterConway, South Carolina

cOmPlEtIOn DAtE 2012

FInAl cOnStructIOn cOSt$24,350,000

GrOSS SquArE FEEt 127,685 SF

FEAturESlEED GOlDWEIGHt AnD cArDIOInDOOr trAcK38-Ft clImbInG WAllGYmnASIum WItH 3,250 SEAtS

the coastal carolina recreation and convocation center will serve as the primary focus of student life at coastal carolina university by combining three major program elements: a 3,500-seat multipurpose arena, a student recreation center, and the student bookstore.

Key features within the facility include flexible arena seating which is designed to accommodate 3,300 or retract for up to 5,000 portable seats during special events. the 45,000 gsf two-story recreation center contains an open atrium that is designed around a central climbing wall. Free weights, fitness equipment, and a three-lane fitness track area are all contained in an open, airy atmosphere while environmental graphics result in a unique sense of place. the 11,000 gsf student book store has been designed as a food service, retail book and product destination with adjustable shelving, displays and lighting systems.

Each of the program elements has been positioned along a naturally-lit central circulation spine called the “commons” which directly links the student housing zone with the central academic campus. the new buildings are also connected to the existing campus through a common language of materials, using red brick to fit within the existing context. Other contemporary details and materials slipped within the masonry walls help create a more progressive character by balancing past tradition with new technique.


coAstAl cArolinA university Htc student recreAtion And convocAtion center

While designed as an addition to the butcher Athletic center, the Wellness center is an independent, multi-functional facility with an identity of its own.

three key elements provide a well-balanced recreation program: the fitness zone, a new pool, and a multi-functional gymnasium. viewable as a rotunda balcony, the fitness zone is located on the second level with visual access to all amenities in the structure as well as the campus beyond.

Also viewable from the rotunda, the gymnasium accommodates a wide variety of recreation programs such as basketball, volleyball and badminton. the gym also provides open space for large functions like career days and dances.

the swimming pool offers recreation, competition and instructional aquatic programs. the center’s locker rooms include unique changing areas, offering a more private atmosphere than traditional locker room layouts.

Shepherd UniversityWellness CenterShepherdstown, WV

YEAr cOmPlEtED:2009

cOnStructIOn: OnE PHASE ADDItIOn

PrOJEct SIZE:73,913 SF

PrOJEct cOSt:$21,690,486

FEAturES: tWO cOurt GYmnASIumEIGhT LANE POOLFItnESS AnD WEIGHtSWEllnESS cAFEtWO rAcquEtbAll cOurtSFItnESS trAcK


sHePHerd university Wellness center


Hughes Group’s design transforms the 1970s vintage facility into a contemporary student recreation center. this is a visionary facility with a vitality consistent with the mission and vision of the recreation Program.

the urban design responds to the adjacency of memorial Stadium and a major student housing complex across Peabody Drive. Our design integrates itself into the campus fabric with an exterior colonnade and landscaped plaza that spans the length of the facility. the colonnade and plaza enhance accessibility and humanize the scale of this massive facility while providing bus shelters, bike storage and visual access to all of the activities the center offers.

the “Winter Garden,” a sun filled atrium, provides an exhilarating entrance experience with views into all of the major recreation zones. the Winter Garden and fitness spine consolidate and clarify the new circulation pattern, unifying over 340,000 gsf on four levels. the existing facility now flows seamlessly into the expansion. large floor openings have been designed to allow natural light to penetrate to the lowest levels of the building.

University of IllinoisActivities and Recreation CenterUrbana-Champaign, Illinois

YEAr cOmPlEtED:2008

cOnStructIOn: tWO PHASE ADDItIOn AnD rEnEWAl



FEAturES: 12 bASKEtbAll cOurtSInDOOr AnD OutDOOr POOlSFItnESS AnD WEIGHtSWEllnESS cEntEr AnD KITchENclImbInG WAll AnD trAcKAuDItOrIum


university of illinois Activities And recreAtion center

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the university of Houston campus recreation and Wellness center provides social, sports, recreational and wellness services for students, faculty and staff at this urban university with a population of 38,000 students.

the 264,000 sf facility includes a 70-meter competition pool with 10-meter diving, a water park, a climbing wall, a 24,000 sf fitness component, seven gymnasia, 12 racquetball courts, a ¼-mile fitness track, and an array of support zones.

upon entering the facility, the rotunda is the center of activity. Patrons experience an exciting transparency of visual access to virtually every program zone. the rotunda is the crossroads for student resources which include the wellness center, food services, convenience shops, day care, the leadership center and a social lounge.

University of HoustonCampus Recreation and Wellness Center

Houston, Texas

YEAr cOmPlEtED:2004

cOnStructIOn:nEW cOnStructIOn



FEAturES: tWO cOurt GYmnASIumEIGhT LANE POOLFItnESS AnD WEIGHtSWEllnESS cAFEtWO rAcquEtbAll cOurtSFItnESS trAcK


university of Houston cAmPus recreAtion And Wellness center


YEAr cOmPlEtED 2011 (PHASE 1)2015 (PHASE 2)

PrOJEct SIZE33 AcrE PArK115,000 GSF AquAtIc cEntEr

PROjEcT cOsT$62,000,000 (ESt.)

FEAturES50 m cOmPEtItIOn POOl10 m DIvInG tOWEr25 YArD WArm-uP POOltHErAPY & lEISurE POOlSInDOOr WAtEr PArKcOmmunItY rOOmSFItnESS ZOnEESPlAnADErAIn GArDEn & Sun lAWnSPlAYInG FIElDS

Long Bridge Park and Aquatic Center Arlington, Virginia

Hughes Group Architects is the prime consultant for the master Planning and Design of this 33 Acre urban park and 115,000 GSF Aquatic center located on the Potomac river in crystal city.

the 115,000 GSF Aquatic and Fitness center is the focal point of the park. Its flowing roof form will be an iconic symbol of the county. the center includes a 50-meter competition pool with 10-meter diving tower, teaching/therapy pools, community rooms and fitness zone. this facility is designed to expand to include a three-court gymnasium, more fitness areas, multipurpose rooms, community-use areas and a 500-car underground garage.

the park opened in november 2011. the Aquatic and Fitness center is slated to be completed in 2015.

* cErtIFIcAtIOn PEnDInG


lonG BridGe PArk And AquAtic center

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the Wilson Aquatic center is the District’s premiere aquatic venue. the program includes a 50 meter competition pool, leisure pool and support functions. this urban design deftly addresses its context. the massive structure reflects the historic character of the adjacent Wilson High School and the surrounding residential neighborhood. the exquisite proportions, details and choice of materials create a structure that looks as though it has always been there. the interior environment reflects the exterior character with arched windows resulting in a memorable space for aquatic activity. Environmental sustainability was a cornerstone of the design and it has achieved lEED Silver certification. unique to this project is how it leveraged the adjacent forested urban wetland to provide natural ventilation for the structure. the design features natural day lighting of the interior environment as well as photovoltaic array that provides 13% of the building’s energy consumption.

Wilson Aquatic CenterWashington, DC

YEAr cOmPlEtED 2009

PrOJEct SIZE60,000 SF

PROjEcT cOsT$24,000,000

FEAturESlEED SIlvEr cErtIFIED50 mEtEr cOmPEtItIOn POOltHErAPY & lEISurE POOl


Wilson AquAtic center

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Young Harris college is a small, 600-student methodist college located in the Appalachian foothills north of Atlanta, Georgia. the Student recreation center is designed to provide a wide variety of student life activities and function as a varsity athletic venue.

Flexibility is the keynote of the design. Each program area accommodates a multiplicity of functions including basketball, soccer, volleyball, track, yoga classes, dance classes, summer camps and special convocation events.

the siting of the building complements the college master Plan and the exterior forms and materials blend the facility into the existing campus fabric. Exterior openings harvest daylight and provide magnificent views while reducing energy loads with the use of solar shading devices.

Sustainable features of this lEED Silver facility include regional and renewable materials, resources for alternative transportation, water efficient fixtures, and improved indoor air quality.

Young Harris CollegeRecreation CenterYoung Harris, Georgia

YEAr cOmPlEtED:2010

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FEAturES: bASKEtbAll cOurtSmultI-PurPOSE cOurtFItnESS AnD WEIGHtSWEllnESS cAFEclImbInG WAllFItnESS trAcK


younG HArris colleGe recreAtion center

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Working closely with montgomery county’s aquatic staff, Hughes Group Architects designed a unique three-pool indoor aquatic center to serve the full spectrum of recreation, competition and instructional programs. the competition pool is 25 meters by 25 yards and provides spectator seating on three sides. One, three and ten meter diving boards and platforms make this unique, high competition swimming venue one of the most comprehensive park developments in the nation. the 25 yard lap pool is designed for fitness and warm ups. the family pool has a unique configuration of ramps, slides and interactive water features.

Germantown Aquatic CenterGermantown, Maryland

YEAr cOmPlEtED 2003

PrOJEct SIZE 62,000 SF


FEAturESDIvInG bOArDS AnD PlAtFOrmS25 m cOmPEtItIOn POOl25 YArD lAP POOlFAmIlY POOl WItH SlIDESIntErActIvE WAtEr FEAturES


GermAntoWn AquAtic center

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Hughes Group Architects has completed the design and construction for the East Park in Anne Arundel county. A complete economic analysis was an integral part of the study.

the Aquatic center has been designed to maintain operational control and to minimize the number of staff required to operate the facility. the consensus plan has an aquatic focus including a 25-yard pool, an indoor waterpark and an outdoor splash park. Also included are exercise, fitness, and support functions. the pool is designed for competition venues with a glare-free water surface and on deck spectator seating for 350 patrons.

the Park master Plan includes soccer fields and two baseball/softball fields.

East Park Aquatic CenterAnne Arundel County, Maryland

YEAr cOmPlEtED 2006

PrOJEct SIZE 26,000 SF


FEAturES25 YArD cOmPEtItIOn POOlInDOOr WAtErPArKOutDOOr SPlASH PArKFItnESS ArEAmultI-PurPOSE ExErcISE rOOmSSOccEr FIElDSbASEbAll/SOFtbAll FIElDS


eAst PArk AquAtic center

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