Wilmington, Delaware
Expansion and renovation of minor league baseball stadium to allow the team to meet the necessary requirements to move up to a AA minor league baseball team. In addition, the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame is a tenant that was located under seating sections and the concourse of the stadium which created a complicated waterproofing system to ensure that the Museum remained dry below.

Bob Reid was the project manager and an architectural designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates
while principal with another firm.

Wilmington, Delaware
The adaptive reuse of this 6 story, 19th century brick warehouse building is an excellent example of how a modern use, when properly planned, can bring new life to a durable utilitarian building while conversely conveying substance to the modern use. ING Direct’s management, based in Holland, chose the Christiana Waterfront and the rebirth of this old structure because it reminded them of the Netherlands. Associate architect with Tevebaugh Associates -- Cecil Baker and Associates

Bob Reid was the project manager on this project for Tevebaugh Associates for the restoration of the exterior of the building which included the design of the removal of large parapet walls, restoration and cleaning of the masonry and the replacement of all windows and roofing

Chester, Pennsylvania
This building had previously been converted from a car dealership used car dealership into space used by the University’s Bursar, Registrt and Financial Aid offices. The previous renovation created a poorly organized assemblage the students found confusing. The new project created an impressive “One-Stop-Shop” where the role of all three functions could be accommodated at one convenient location which provided a clearly understood procedure and high quality impression for the student to conduct their business.

Bob Reid was the principal-in-charge, project manager and lead designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Newark, Delaware

Bob Reid was principal-in-charge and lead designer on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Dover, Delaware
This Neo-Classical building, constructed in 1932 as a National Guard Armory and served its country well. The State of Delaware decided to breathe new life into the building with an adaptive reuse for office use for the State. The well built structure and impressive amenities such as the two story drill hall and associated two story windows, provided ample opportunity to make a distinctive modern office facility function efficiently and accentuate that advantages that the classic structure presented. All of this while respecting the buildings venerable position on The Green in Dover, Delaware, adjacent to Legislative Hall, Delaware seat of government. A challenge that was successfully solved was how the project elegantly provided handicap accessibility to the building by means of a mid-level entry element at grade which provide access to new stairs and an elevator. The project’s success was recognized in an award by Preservation Delaware’s, 2007 Preservation Awards, “Government Involvement in a Preservation Project," Honorable Mention.

Bob Reid was the project manager for the project on this project for Tevebaugh Associates

Newark, Delaware
The project entailed the renovation of a former facilities building to create offices for three distinct education centers from the University’s Department of Education. Creative use of ceiling planes allowed this utilitarian structure to become an pleasant work environment.

Bob Reid was principal-in-charge and a designer on this project