Liberty University - Jerry Falwell Library and Media Center - The new Jerry Falwell Library and Media Center consists of two buildings connected by a three story atrium; 180,000 sf on five levels, structural steel frame, construction cost about $50 million. Features: foundations on aggregate piers, two stories partially below grade, basement walls braced by steel framed non composite floor system, other floors light weight concrete composite steel beams, atrium with green roof and castellated beams for mechanical ducting, hip roofs, long span pedestrian bridges and complex expansion joints between buildings, two story Automatic Storage and Retrieval System for about 500,000 books, custom stairs - freely cantilevered and two story with concealed supports.

Liberty University - Freedom Tower - The Freedom Tower, set to open Spring 2017, is the new landmark of Liberty University. It is a 275 foot tower, the tallest structure in Lynchburg, with an observation deck and a base housing the School of Divinity, the largest school of its kind in the country. View webcam here.

Liberty University - School of Music & Concert Hall - This new state-of-the-art 130,000 square foot, $54 million project combines the departments of music and performing arts into one building for the 7th largest music program in the country. It includes a 1,600 seat concert hall, multiple practice rooms for various purposes, teaching studios, commons rooms, classrooms, 250 seat band room, and 150 seat choir recital room.

Liberty University - Student Center - The new 158,000 square foot, $46.6 million project includes dining, lounges, study spaces, meeting rooms, a multi-purpose event room, a bowling alley, game areas, and more for both students and faculty.

Arlington Discovery Elementary School - The first new elementary school to be built in Arlington, Virginia in more than a decade, this 98,000 square foot project is one of 39 Net-Zero Energy buildings (NZEB) in the US, only three of which are K-12 schools. Its 1,706 roof-mounted solar panels, geothermal well field, solar pre-heated water, and 100% LED lighting saves approximately $120,000 in annual energy costs.

VCU Basketball Practice Facility - This cutting-edge 62,000 square foot, $25 million project includes two full-size basketball courts, one for the men's team and the other for the women's team, with a view deck on the second level surrounding each, a weight room, sports medicine room, players’ lounges, team theaters for video study, a dining area, and administrative offices overlooking the courts.

Kings Dominion's Intimidator 305 Roller Coaster - Complex structural design of foundation system and new structures. At 305-foot tall, 5,100-foot long, and a top speed over 90 mph, this $25 million project is the tallest and fastest gravity driven steel coaster on the East Coast, and only the 2nd Giga-coaster ever built in North America.

Washington and Lee University Commons - The school from which George Washington and Robert E Lee descended and originally established in 1749, W&L Commons is a new five-story, ~100,000 square-foot project on drilled pier and conventional foundations. Award winning project includes 300' x 10' pedestrial and light vehicle bridge linking existing to new construction, and 13,000 SF underground service area with 50' spans supporting landscaping.

Cocke Hall - University of Virginia - One of three buildings built in 1898 to compensate for the loss of the Rotunda annex in 1895, the renovation of Cocke Hall (a historic preservation project) houses the philosophy department and the department of Classics at UVA. The buildings Cocke Hall, Rouss Hall, and Cabell Hall permanently enclosed the Lawn, which is part of Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village.

Patrick D. Cupp Stadium - A multi-use stadium completed in 2003, it is the largest soccer/track facility in the Big South Conference located in Radford, Virginia on the campus of Radford University. Cupp Stadium seats 5,000 with a roof over the premium seats. The stadium is used by Radford's soccer and athletics teams.

Luck Stone Corporate Headquarters - A 60,000 square-foot three-level expansion and renovation to its existing 35-year old 25,000 square-foot corporate office, it includes a large open atrium with a monumental staircase and a flexible dining level for 300 people. The renovation is designed to hold 250 associates. AIA Richmond Merit Award.

Robins Nature & Visitor Center at Maymont - Dedicated to native wildlife of the Commonwealth and home to several animals including river otters, turtles and fish. The $21 million, 25,000-square-foot project also includes several small structures for patron interaction and viewing, a boardwalk, pedestrian bridge, concession stand, amphitheater, a 20 foot waterfall and 13 aquariums. Structural system includes heavy-timber trusses.

Wilsdorf Hall - University of Virginia - Wilsdorf Hall - formerly known as the Materials Science Engineering and Nanotechnology building (MSENT) - of UVA School of Engineering and Apllied Science, is a 99,000 square-foot, $43 million five-story structure that links the materials science and chemical engineering buildings and is for collaborative research in materials science and materials engineering, chemical engineering, and nanotechnology.

Burning Daylight Stables - A two-story 26,000 square-foot horse barn, home to over 28 thoroughbreds bred and trained to become champion racehorses. Includes cast-in-place concrete walls supporting heavy timber trusses, administrative center, functional observation tower with suspended steel spiral stair, and rainwater harvesting, storage and distribution system.

Kings Dominion Volcano, The Blast Rollercoaster - Existing volcano modified to retrofit new rollercoaster. $20 million construction project. Debuted in summer of 1998 as the world's first inverted linear induction motor-launched rollercoaster and tallest inversion at 155 feet. Complex structural design of foundation system, new structures, and modifications to existing mountain frame required advanced 3-D modeling.

The Carole and Marcus Weinstein Jewish Community Center - AIA Richmond Chapter 2006 Design Merit Award Winner. The CMWJCC is a multi-use facility acting as a cultural, educational and recreation center for Richmond's Jewish community. 106,000 SF (30,000 SF new) construction completed fall of 2005.

Wertland Square Apartments - Wertland Square is located on the historic "Corner" in Charlottesville, VA. It includes 50 units in both 2 and 4-bedroom floor plans. 90,000 square-foot, four-story, wood-framed construction over composite steel / concrete structure over basement parking. 2007 Builder's Choice Award and BRAC Student Community of the Year Winner.

VMI Leadership and Ethics Center - The Virginia Military Institute Center includes a 500-seat auditorium, banquet seating for 800 people, meeting rooms, and other amenities. 45,435 SF construction project with a $200 million budget. The sloping site requires multiple level changes with concrete retaining walls to facilitate construction. The floor system is composite steel and roof framing is structural steel and steel bar joists.

Alta Great Bridge Apartments - $20 million apartment complex located in Chesapeake, Virginia including nine three-story residential buildings, 192 units total, plus a clubhouse and two maintenance buildings totalling 225,000 SF, all wood frame construction.

North Cross School - Fox + Associates' first BIM (Building Information Modeling) project; designed entirely in 3-D with Autodesk's Revit Structure Suite and Bentley's RAM Steel software. This is one of four total school projects modeled in Revit this year.

Virginia Capital Trail Pedestrian Bridge - "...is a pedestrian and bicycle trail that connects the Common- wealth's past and present capitals of Jamestown, Williamsburg and Richmond along the Scenic Route 5 corridor. The Capital Trail traverses 50+ miles, five jurisdictions and 400 years rich in history along one of the 1st inland routes in North America." virginiacapitaltrail.org