A Holocaust education facility combining exhibition environments with archive infrastructure, event programming, and administrative operations. Construction scope included climate-controlled archive storage, flexible gallery spaces, and a 200-seat theater designed for survivor testimony programming.

The project required coordination with exhibition designers and archival consultants to deliver specialized environmental systems for artifact preservation, acoustic isolation between zones, and custom millwork supporting rotating exhibitions. Site development incorporated secure delivery access for sensitive materials and separated circulation for school groups and general visitors, creating a regional center where technical performance directly serves historical preservation and public education.