The Delaware Historical Society’s campus encompasses seven historic structures across two blocks on Market Street in downtown Wilmington. In 2010, the Delaware Historical Society commissioned DIGSAU to develop a Master Plan and begin a new phase of long-term planning which comprehensively assessed the campus and all facilities and developed strategies to enhance their use. The recommended plan rethinks the Historical Society’s exhibit and educational program by integrating the program throughout the campus’ historic buildings, expands administrative office space and collection storage, and proposes redeveloping the campus landscape for enhanced public use.
Phase one, completed in 2015, includes renovations to the Delaware History Museum and historic Old Town Hall. The project included the construction of a connector between Old Town Hall and the Delaware History Museum to allow full access to the public as a multi-purpose space for rotating exhibitions and new education programs. The project also included the creation of the Center for African American Heritage; a new visible storage gallery, additional exhibition space; and re-purposed new classrooms to more fully support the Historical Society’s educational mission.
Projects
PPR Residence Hall
The Cooper
Discovery Center
Bigham Leatherberry Wise Place
Matchbox
The Study at University City
Campus Bookstore & Development Office
Caesar Rodney Hall - Dining & Residential
W P Point
Edible Garden and Classroom
Multi-purpose Building
Jefferson School
Pavilion & Children's Discovery Garden at Sister Cities Park
Gore Capabilities Center
Base Camp Delta
150 Rouse Boulevard
Construction Training & Education Center
Library Playspace
Bus Shelters
Housing Northwest Arkansas
Arts Café Expansion & Renovation
Margaret Passmore Trickey Building
201 Rouse Boulevard
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery
Yards Brewery
The Global Learning Center
The Cove
Dogfish Head Brews and Eats
351 Rouse Boulevard
Annex Training Facility
Pool Pavilion
East Lansing 2030
Shallcross Hall
Veil Garden
Rural Loft
Private Residence
Delaware History Museum
Terracurtain
Rittenhouse Hill
Corn Mobile
DIGSAU
340 North 12th Street
Suite 421
Philadelphia, PA 19107
v 215.627.0808
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Architect III/Designer III
We are seeking a high-energy Designer III or Architect III. The successful applicant will be a self-motivated and creative problem-solver, exhibiting strong management and design skills. Candidates should be fluent in digital and physical three-dimensional modeling, demonstrate strong graphic communication skills, and be passionate about design and architecture. The position requires the ability to collaborate with multiple team members, coordinate the efforts of consultants, and an ability to tackle new challenges.
Architect II/Designer II
We are seeking a high-energy Designer II or Architect II. The successful applicant will be a self-motivated and creative problem-solver, exhibiting strong management and design skills. Candidates should be fluent in digital and physical three-dimensional modeling, demonstrate strong graphic communication skills, and be passionate about design and architecture. The position requires the ability to collaborate with multiple team members, coordinate the efforts of consultants, and an ability to tackle new challenges.
Technical Director
We are seeking a Technical Director. The successful applicant will be a self-motivated and creative problem-solver, exhibiting strong management and design skills. Candidates should be fluent in building technology, documentation, and delivery and be passionate about design and architecture.
If you would like to be considered for an internship or full-time position, e-mail a cover letter, resume, references and portfolio to employment@digsau.com as one PDF document. Please limit attachments to 2MB. We will respond to you should the appropriate opportunity be available. No phone calls please.