Moody Nolan is working with the developers, Daimler Group and Flaherty & Collins, on the next phase of the development at the Scioto Peninsula along Broad Street in Columbus.
Originally designed by Moody Nolan, the existing Karl Road branch has been an anchor for the evolving neighborhood for over 30 years. The area has now become a multi-cultural neighborhood with many different nationalities and needs. The design aspires to create a space where people of various backgrounds can come together to connect. The “Place of Connection” strives to bring to its patrons’ information, resources, technology, and many uplifting tools to facilitate positive and impactful change in the community.
The Mount St. Joseph University Recreation and Fitness Center is an inclusive forum for all students to learn make healthy lifestyle choices, serves as a magnet to connect students, faculty, and staff as well as the Mount’s commitment to promote the balanced development of body, mind, and spirit.
As the only MLS facility to convert a soccer-specific stadium into a larger training complex, the facility includes three full-size lighted and hydronically heated soccer fields as well as breakout training areas. The team’s players and Crew Academy players (ages 12 to 19) are housed in the multilevel building abutting the fields.
The new patient tower and cancer center creates an architectural landmark for the hospital campus and serves as a visual link to the downtown corridor. The 60-bed inpatient tower and freestanding ambulatory pavilion is centered around creating a new and enhanced, patient-focused care environment.