While consulting with the Kuljian Corporation, a multi-discipline engineering firm in Philadelphia, Holland Architects designed a co-generation plan for Squibb.

We were asked to tie the architecture of the building into the existing corporate campus architecture. We had the freedom to work with textures, materials, and shapes. However, we were asked to match color and the horizontal precast concrete elements across the facade.

The program included staff bathrooms, a control room, as well as durable floor surfaces for the movement of heavy equipment. Special masonry floors were installed that could withstand corrosive chemicals.

The approximate construction cost for this project was $2.5 million.