People, Purpose, Planet

Government

EYP's government projects draw on expertise in sustainable design, workplace strategy, and modernization to enhance existing public buildings and design new facilities to support missions at home and abroad.

US Consulate, Erbil

US Department of State

Balancing needs for a modern consulate in the Middle East with the area's arid climate, EYP's sustainable design exceeds targets for energy savings while providing a secure and healthy workplace for diplomatic staff.

Serving the Public​

The New Office Annex for the US Embassy in Amman, Jordan.

The New Office Annex for the US Embassy in Amman, Jordan will provide a high-quality, flexible, and healthy workplace to help the State Department achieve its mission of fostering democracy, while providing for the safety of citizens overseas.

Brookhaven National Lab

Originally dedicated to nuclear physics, Brookhaven National Lab's mission has expanded to fields including neuroscience and structural biology. We modernized research laboratory floors to accommodate rapidly changing technologies and research protocols.

Joint Air Defense Operations Center

The new Joint Air Defense Operations Center facilitates a critical defense mission, providing direct command and control capabilities for air security in the nation’s capital. ​

US Ambassador’s Residence in Prague, Czech Republic

A sophisticated yet economical modernization enables the historic US Ambassador’s Residence in Prague, Czech Republic to support its original ceremonies & functions while providing the communications and security features of a modern diplomatic facility.​

Fulton State Hospital

The design of Fulton State Hospital in Missouri respectfully balances the need for patient safety and observation with residents’ privacy. Security is discretely integrated throughout therapeutic, educational, and social spaces.​

Franklin Delano Roosevelt President Library

Significant updates to the Franklin Delano Roosevelt President Library fulfills two public missions: its archives support scholarly research in American socio-political history, while its museum maintains FDR’s legacy to educate the general public. ​

Public architecture must serve our fellow citizens, support our warfighters and family, communicate the values of our nation, and advance research and sustainability for the greater good.

Featured Government News & Publications

wall and window detail

Interior Design's Giants 100 ranked EYP #22 overall for Interior Design, #5 in Education Interior Design, and #8 in Government Interior Design.

Watchbox

EYP Historic Preservation & Design Expert Matthew Chalifoux, FAIA, shares his extensive preservation expertise in The Military Engineer as he explores the challenges and partnership opportunities associated with applying design-build to complex and historically-significant preservation projects.

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Featured Government Projects

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US Embassy, Oslo

US Department of State

Diplomatic

Balancing the needs for sustainable design, healthy workplaces, and building security, EYP designed a new embassy in Oslo that meets the needs of diplomatic personnel abroad.
Exterior view at dusk

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum

National Archives and Records Administration

arts & culture

Originally designed by I. M. Pei, EYP expanded the Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum with a sensitively designed 30,000 SF addition to create new program spaces for public education and research.
Roof terrace

Theodore Levin US Courthouse

General Services Administration

Judicial & Workplace

Leveraging experience with historic courthouses and and government workplaces, EYP is revitalizing this downtown landmark to better serve federal workers and the public.
Watch Box exterior with historic cannons

Historic Watch Box

US Navy

arts & culture

Using old photographs for reference, EYP's historic preservation team restored the watchbox - where Abraham Lincoln made the last official visit of his presidency - and relocated it to its former site in Washington DC's Navy Yard.

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It’s critical to design buildings with the flexibility and adaptability to manage change – from evolving program, technology, and organizational goals to the challenges of dwindling resources and climate change.

Karl Stumpf Karl Stumpf, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C Government Sector Leader

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