Louisiana SPCA - Animal Adoption, Wellness and Education Center | AOS Interior Environments
In 2015, LA/SPCA completed Phase II of its Dorothy Dorsett Brown Animal Rescue and Care Center. The addition includes a 40,000-square-foot expansion of the interior and exterior space to the already existing 22,000-square-foot facility. The expansion will fully replace the Japonica Street location that was destroyed during Hurricane Katrina, and address the LA/SPCA’s growth since 2005, not only restoring the facilities and capacity that were lost, but also adding a permanent veterinary clinic, education spaces, administrative offices and a new adoption wing.
Louisiana SPCA, animal adoption, pet adoption, non-profit, non-profit design, branded design
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Louisiana SPCA – Animal Adoption, Wellness and Education Center

 

The Louisiana SPCA is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the elimination of animal suffering. Through aggressive adoption programs, high volume/affordable spay/neuter, and humane education they offer the best possible scenario to re-home Louisiana’s adoptable animals and combat pet overpopulation. In 2015,  LA/SPCA completed Phase II of its Dorothy Dorsett Brown Animal Rescue and Care Center. The addition includes a 40,000-square-foot expansion of the interior and exterior space to the already existing 22,000-square-foot facility. The expansion will fully replace the Japonica Street location that was destroyed during Hurricane Katrina, and address the LA/SPCA’s growth since 2005, not only restoring the facilities and capacity that were lost, but also adding a permanent veterinary clinic, education spaces, administrative offices and a new adoption wing. AOS worked closely with Eskew+Dumez+Ripple and Mark Reynolds of Mark Design to supply furnishings that would accommodate the unique needs of the essential programs that the LA/SPCA provides to our community. The result is a lively and welcoming adoption wing with a series of private rooms for interacting with adoptable cats and dogs, much-needed support space for offices and storage for supplies used for hurricane evacuations and disaster response.

 

LOCATION

New Orleans, LA

 

SIZE

39,500 SQ FT

 

YEAR OF COMPLETION

2015

 

ARCHITECT

Eskew+Dumez+Ripple

 

INTERIOR DESIGNER

Mark Design

 

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Gibbs Construction

 

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Knoll Dividends, Knoll Reff, Knoll ReGeneration Chairs, Heller, Kartell, Loll, Avteq

Category
Community + Civic, Office + Commercial