Smith-Wagner Building

  • A hallway in an office with glass walls and wood flooring.
  • Two pictures of a hallway with stairs and white walls.
  • An empty office with many cubicles and desks.
  • An office with a glass staircase and wooden floors.
  • A large building with a parking lot.
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield, Virginia

The Smith-Wagner Building houses the county’s health and social services departments. Originally constructed in the mid-1980s, the population as well as the size and complexity of the human services needs in the county have grown substantially. To meet these needs, Moseley Architects designed a full renovation and an addition to the facility.

Services included the development of a phasing plan to allow both departments to remain operational. A comprehensive inventory of existing furniture and design for its reuse in addition to new furnishings was also provided. Additional updates to the building included replacing the HVAC systems, roof, and windows. Prior to the renovation and expansion of the facility, Moseley Architects provided advanced renovation construction documents to replace the building’s HVAC system, roof, and exterior windows to correct indoor air quality issues.

Services
Architecture
Engineering
Interior Design
Construction Administration
Security System Design