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2009
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Chicago, Feb. 15, 2010 -- Epstein, the Chicago-based architecture, interiors, engineering and construction firm, has completed a major design and space planning project for the Marlborough School in Los Angeles. Marlborough is the oldest independent girls’ school in Southern California, situated on a four-acre campus in the Hancock Park area of Los Angeles.
Epstein’s work for the Marlborough School included demolition of an administrative building and construction of a new 37,000 visual arts center. The center has first-floor administrative offices, a state-of-the-art visual arts center and a second-floor academic research center/library and technology labs.
The project also involved space planning and remodeling of two administrative buildings totaling 9,000 square feet. The buildings house classrooms and offices for the Head of School and other administrative staff.
“The project will help Marlborough maintain its leadership as one of the finest girls’ college-preparatory schools in the country,” said Michael Damore, who is Epstein’s executive managing director, president of architecture and interior design.
About Epstein Epstein was formed in 1921 and provides architecture, interior design, engineering, and construction services worldwide. Headquartered in Chicago, the firm maintains offices in New York, New York; Warsaw, Poland; and Bucharest, Romania. Epstein consistently ranks among the leaders by well-known industry media including Engineering News Record, Building Design + Construction and Midwest Construction. The firm is well-known for its commercial, industrial, high-rise office, residential, municipal, and transportation projects. Epstein is also a leader in sustainable design, developing "green” solutions and technologies across all building types. More information is available at www.epsteinglobal.com.
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