Terry Lee Wilson Battle Command Training Center
Integrated colors, textures and full height glazing help to bolster military morale
SERVICES PROVIDED:
•Comprehensive Architectural Services
•Facility Programming
•3D Computer Rendering/Modeling/Visualization
•Comprehensive ID Services
•Programming & Space Planning
•Interior Finish Specs & Coordination
•Furniture Layout, Specifications
•Signage & Graphic Coordination
AWARDS:
2006 Chief of Engineers’ Design Award of Excellence
The Battle Command Training Center is the cornerstone to the Stryker Brigade Combat Team, preparing soldiers for worldwide combat operations using state-of-the-art virtual simulation technology.
In approaching the design for this facility, a design charrette process was employed to coordinate the requirements of government and military stakeholders into a fast-track plan to complete the design and construction of this large and complex building program in just 18 months.
Exterior cladding of granite and zinc creates a strong, high-tech imagery reflective of the Army’s modernization. Integrated colors, textures and full height glazing help to bolster military morale in this 115,000 SF contained workplace.
High energy efficiency and controlled interior humidity in the region’s -60 degrees fahrenheit arctic conditions earned the project a SPiRiT Gold rating for sustainability, as well as the 2006 Chief of Engineers’ Design Award of Excellence.
Created in 1965 to recognize and promote excellence in design and environmental achievements by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and its professional partners, the Chief of Engineers Award of Excellence is the highest award. This award requires the unanimous decision of the jury for an entry that truly exhibits excellence in all major professional design disciplines.