LF Driscoll helped Penn Medicine deliver Project Epimetheus, a state-of-the-art linear accelerator (linac) treatment room, in record time—just three and a half months. Part of Penn’s larger Project Atlas expansion in University City, the fast-tracked project enhances cancer care while maintaining uninterrupted treatment for patients. Built under an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) model, the effort showcased true collaboration and precision scheduling, allowing Penn Medicine to continue leading the way in advanced oncology technology.

Building the workplace of the future requires precision, performance, and creativity. For Osmo, an AI fragrance pioneer, RC Andersen transformed a blank canvas into a dual-purpose space—an advanced R&D lab and a client-facing showcase where science meets wonder. From high-performance infrastructure to refined finishes, the result is a world-class facility that embodies innovation and elegance in equal measure.

Pavarini McGovern led the transformation of 25 Water Street into SoMA, a groundbreaking 1.1Msf project that reimagined a 1960s office tower as more than 1,300 modern apartments. Featuring a 10-story overbuild and 100,000sf of luxury amenities, this conversion represents the largest of its kind in U.S. history. The project’s success reflects exceptional coordination, innovation, and precision—hallmarks of Pavarini McGovern’s expertise in complex urban construction.

When organizations expand across multiple floors, one design question often takes center stage: should you invest in a feature stair? These architectural focal points can boost movement, spark collaboration, and make a strong brand statement—but they also come with budget, space, and design complexities. Drawing on our experience across industries, we outline the trade-offs and smart alternatives to help you decide if a stair is the right fit for your workplace vision.