Careers are shaped in the small moments: a project lead making time for feedback, a mentor encouraging someone to speak up, a teammate sharing knowledge instead of guarding it. We’re proud of these moments because they helped earn Baskervill recognition as a 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝗕𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗿 𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵 by Best Companies Group. This national honor celebrates organizations where employees feel supported in building meaningful, long-term careers.
Explore how growth takes shape at Baskervill using the link in our bio.
From underutilized and disconnected to a true “living room of the town”, the reimagining of the @innatcelebration focused on how modern travelers experience hospitality today. In the latest issue of @retrofitmag , Design Director, Elaina Lackaye, CID, NCIDQ, shares the story behind the renovation and the design decisions that brought new energy to this lakeside landmark.
Read the article using the link in our bio.
Baskervill was thrilled to celebrate the ribbon cutting of William & Mary’s Integrated Science Center 4—a major milestone for the college’s growing investment in STEM, computing, and applied research. Designed in collaboration with Goody Clancy and built by Skanska, ISC4 endeavors to make learning more visible and collaborative.
We’re looking forward to sharing more of the design story soon.
Baskervill is thrilled that NOVA of Virginia Aquatics has earned a 2026 CoStar Impact Award! Recognized as ‘Redevelopment of the Year’, the newly completed expansion deepens the former department store’s second life—adding more amenities and the capacity to host larger competitions. The resulting complex draws athletes and families from across the region while strengthening the opportunity for community connection.
Swipe to dive into the before and after, and learn more about the recognition using the link in our bio.
In 1619, the first ship forcibly carrying enslaved people to the American colonies arrived on the shores of Point Comfort, Virginia. Last week, more than 400 years later, Baskervill was proud to stand alongside the Fort Monroe Authority, our collaborative project partners, and the community to dedicate the first stage of the First African Landing Memorial—commemorating the site as a place of reflection and remembrance.
Learn more about what’s to come using the link in our bio.
Baskervill is thrilled to celebrate four honors at this year’s Greater Richmond Association for Commercial Real Estate (@gracre_rva ) Awards! 🏆
From the community connection on offer at Lucks Field Community Center and the affordable amenities of NOON Ingram, to the high-performance workplaces of the North Building at Kinsale Center and Springline at District 60, these award-winning projects represent a profound validation of design as a vessel for regional vitality.
Thank you to the collaborators who joined us in translating collective visions into enduring landmarks.
Explore the award-winning projects in detail at the link in our bio.
Sustainable design is as much about the people as it is about the planet. That’s why this #EarthMonth our Sustainability Committee led a series of initiatives created to bridge the gap between high-level green goals and high-performance design choices. From educational deep-dives to hands-on action, we’re empowering every team member to think strategically about checkboxes and certifications to make positive impact possible for every project.
Thank you to Sydney Covey from @structradvisors for the insightful sustainability masterclass and to our friends at @asidvirginia for joining us on a tour of our WELL-Certified workplace!
Congratulations to Chesterfield Economic Development (CED) as Phase I of Springline at District 60 has been recognized with a 2026 RREG Impact Award!
This accolade by the Richmond Real Estate Group underscores the County’s commitment to creating transformative centers of growth. The Phase I office building is an anchor for Chesterfield’s new urban hub at District 60. The Class-A office building for Chesterfield County Public Schools, CED, and Timmons Group creates value by bringing together key partners, strengthening connectivity through shared amenities, promoting sustainability, and establishing a foundation for long-term economic prosperity.
The Shockoe Institute has officially arrived, and with it, the debut of its signature exhibit, “Expanding Freedom”—an immersive experience that traces the history of racial slavery and its persistent legacy in America. We were honored to celebrate the opening last week alongside project partners, Mayor Danny Avula, Governor Abigail Spanberger, and the passionate community of Richmond, Virginia.
A highlight of the event was hearing Fred Hopkins in conversation with Todd Waldo (@shockoeinstitute ) and L’Rai Arthur-Mensah (@local_projects ), as they walked the audience through the creation of the signature exhibit. The panel illuminated the “how” behind the “what”, showing how shared vision helped translate a complex history into a transformative spatial experience.
Visit the Shockoe Institute at Main Street Station to witness “Expanding Freedom”, and experience the profound narrative happening right now in Shockoe Bottom.
Learn more about the project at the link in our bio.
We believe architecture is where technical precision meets artistic expression. And this year, even the calendar seems to agree, as #WorldArtDay and #ArchitectureWeek perfectly align.
With both celebrations overlapping today, it’s a chance to reflect on how creativity shapes our process. Through events like our annual ‘Gallery Night’ in Richmond, creative exploration becomes a shared practice. Moments like these allow us to step back and sharpen how we see detail, brainstorm ideas, and carry deeper meaning into our day-to-day.
@henricocasa advocates for children experiencing abuse and neglect, and each April, local teams design and build playhouses to raise awareness and support that mission.
This year’s theme, “It Takes a Village,” inspired us to team up with @dprconstruction to build the RVA Little Market. Brick by tiny brick, this adorable A-frame features grocery shelves to fuel imagination and a unique pop-up roof to increase ventilation and balance the scale for tiny shopkeepers and their adult customers.
Support the cause for a chance to win this mini market and browse the entire village of playhouses at the link in our bio.
The @bdcnetwork Giants 400 Report highlights the firms driving the field forward, and we’re proud to be featured across a variety of sectors in this year’s lists.
From luxury resorts and university campuses to immersive museums and high-performance workplaces, our team is dedicated to designing places that resonate with the people who use them, and these rankings are a reflection of that mission in motion.
Swipe through to see our sector highlights and visit the link in our bio to read the full report.
