The Hartman Hall College of Business project at James Madison University included the design and construction of a 216,763 GSF building renovation/expansion. Showker Hall was renovated (87,400 GSF) and 129,363 GSF of new space was added. The project also included new and refurbished classrooms including problem-based classrooms, informal student gathering areas, an expanded capital markets lab, space for JMU’s award-winning, industry leading digital marketing program, cutting-edge technology, reserved space for recruiters, and tutoring laboratory.

This office building was part of an extensive expansion project for the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Community Services Board providing 50,783 sq/ft of new office space. The H-R Community Services Board provides mental health, substance abuse, and developmental services for adults and children and adolescents in the Harrisonburg-Rockingham community. The agency reported a 55% increase in demand for its services between 2009-2019, which created a significant need for increased space for the clinics and staff. This stunning new building creates a welcoming and safe environment for those who seek, and provide, care at the HRCSB.