Clark & Enersen recently won the People’s Choice Regional and Urban Design Award for our master plan of the Telegraph District in Lincoln, Nebraska. The awards garnered 107 entries across eight categories, with the nominated projects being viewed by more than 1,000 people. The award was presented...
Clark & Enersen, the lead design firm within a team led by Woodbury Corporation and WRK Real Estate LLC, was recently selected to provide design services for the redevelopment of a 16.49-acre area located on 2100 Vine Street in Lincoln, Nebraska. Named “Unity Commons,” the mixed-use development...
This week, four members of our firm attended the groundbreaking for the CoRE (Collaboration, Research, and Enterprise) Building at the University of Kentucky's (UK) Coldstream Research Campus in Lexington. The project is a public-private partnership facilitated by Woodbury Corporation and will add spaces for wet labs, startups in...
As libraries across the nation begin to reopen, they’re balancing patrons’ safety while also remaining a community staple for people of all ages. The New York Times took a look at how libraries are dealing with COVID-19, including our redesign and reconfiguration work for Kansas City Public Library to meet...
The Clark Enersen Partners is incredibly proud to be working with the Colorado State University system as construction on the new Spur Campus begins. As the design team for Vida—the first building on the Spur Campus that will focus on animal and human health—we’re excited for the opportunities...
Congratulations to Johnson County Library - Monticello Branch on receiving a 2019 Capstone Award in the Community Impact category! The Capstone Awards are hosted by the Kansas City Business Journal and feature the top 20 development, architectural, and construction projects from the previous year. We loved working with McCownGordon Construction and Johnson County...
As an architect, lab planner, and science and research design expert, Kate Hier, AIA, NCARB, recently presented a study to the University of Illinois Research Park board to expand their EnterpriseWorks incubator space. The proposed new building would add 39,700 additional square feet of laboratory, office, and shared spaces...
