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Roland Hall is a five-level structure whose top floor houses an indoor track and tennis courts. Gran Kriegel specified 42,000 sf of new athletic flooring to conform with several sport regulatory bodies and to a variety of uses including tennis, running, NCAA track & field, and non-sports events. Under a separate task order, we are replacing the barrier netting. Client: US Coast Guard / Department of Homeland Secu

Smith Hall is one of 26 major buildings on the Coast Guard Academy’s 103-acre waterside campus. Gran Kriegel provided schematic design for a mid-life renovation of the Hall under our ongoing five-year term contract with the Coast Guard. The schematic design included redesign of chemistry, physics, and marine biology labs, upgrades to public spaces, new elevator, toilet room upgrades and ADA compliance, HVAC replaceme

At Pine Hall – the Academy’s boat maintenance and waterfront support facility – we address a backlog of over $2 million in refurbishments and corrective projects in energy consumption, code compliance, fire and life safety, moisture intrusion and corrosion due to the harsh marine environment, deteriorated insulation, antiquated HVAC equipment, rust, and other failed systems and materials. Client: US Coast

At the Coast Guard Academy’s Yeaton Hall, we installed new switchgear to better equip the building for anticipated demand. Client: US Coast Guard / Department of Homeland Security / Coast Guard Academy Location: New London, CT Back to College & University Projects Back to Military & Defense Projects

Gran Kriegel Associates, Architects & Planners served as project manger for the replacement of above-ground marine diesel and gasoline storage tanks dual wall piping and fuel dispensers at four Coast Guard Sector facilities in Sector Long Island Sound, specifically Shinnecock & Fire Island, NY; New Haven & New London, CT. Client: United States Coast Guard / Department of Homeland Security Location: Long

This simple and elegant 100 sq ft pool house consisting of a shower and changing rooms and was constructed of redwood, stone and fiberglass. The project was the recipient of AIA design award. Client: Private Client Location: West Hartford, CT Back to Residential Projects

The goal of this project was to bring daylight and a new sense of space and materiality to this house built in the 1960s. Natural materials, sculptural forms and expanses of glass were introduced into the interior. Client: Private Client Location: West Hartford, CT Back to Residential Projects