Services: Prime A/E design firm, Project Management, Architecture, Interior Design & Landscape Architecture
Client: City of Natchitoches
Perez designed a 40,000 square foot, $7 million events center, to fit into the finely grained, historic fabric of downtown Natchitoches—exhibit/assembly space, meeting rooms, offices, kitchen, loading, receiving, storage & other back of house support spaces.
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Client: Louisiana Airport Authority (LAA)
Perez collaborated with URS, a multi-national engineering firm, to master plan a 30,000-acre Intermodal Transportation Center– cargo airport; 6 runways; river port facilities; rail facilities; trucking facilities and highway access; industrial warehousing and manufacturing facilities; offices buildings; a hotel and conference center; and related uses.
Services: Mapping
Client: State of LA & US Army Corps of Engineers
Perez master-planned outdoor recreation opportunities & public access to the Basin, & mapped paddling/canoeing trails, creating a brochure for each of the 6 sectors with maps, text, paddling trails, overnight campsites, coordinates for GPS tracking by paddlers.
Client: JCC Holding Company
This new 800,000 square foot casino design included 4 levels– gaming, restaurants, ballroom, back of house support, parking. Designed to be a “good neighbor” to the high rise immediately across the street on all 5 sides of the building– all mechanical equipment on the roof was hidden by an elaborate & fanciful copper roof, and loading docks made invisible, by placing them below grade, accessed by one small opening to a ramp that leads to basement loading docks. Located at the iconic foot of Canal St, it is surrounded by a dozen buildings nearly all originally designed by Perez– a half dozen high rise hotels (Hilton, W Hotel, Westin by Perez), Canal Place office building, hotel, shopping center, and parking garage, the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, and Riverwalk Shopping Center.
Services: Program Management, Design Standards, Master Plan & Schematic Design of the Architecture
Client: City and County of Denver, Department of Aviation
Perez designed the $250 million, Jeppesen Terminal Complex at Denver International Airport. This airport serves as a central hub for the country’s air transportation system, due to its location near the center of the US, and was planned to be one of three major “Worldports.”
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