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Dan Skrabski
•August 1, 2013•By•In

Wheeling Jesuit University Mount de Chantal Conservatory of Music Construction Proceeding

Renovations for the Mount de Chantal Conservatory of Music at Wheeling Jesuit University began in July.  The University is offering a progress photos on their website along with a description of the goals and design of the project.  Read More
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•May 28, 2013•By•In, ,

Washington Health System Washington Hospital Unveils New Stout Conference Center

The Washington Health System Washington Hospital completes its new Stout Conference Center.  Read More
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•April 16, 2013•By•In,

Jefferson-Morgan Hires VEBH

The Jefferson-Morgan School District has hired VEBH Architects to study the District’s High School / Middle School building.  Read more.
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•April 12, 2013•By•In,

South Side Area Renovations This Summer

The South Side Area School District is moving forward with VEBH-designed renovations that will  occur during the summer of 2013.  Read more
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•April 11, 2013•By•In,

Washington Hospital Cafe featured in Western Pennsylvania Healthcare News

VEBH’s food service renovation project for The Washington Hospital was featured in March edition of the Western Pennsylvania Healthcare news.  There are photos of the project posted on our Facebook page.  Click here to view the WP Healthcare News article:  hnews-3-13
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•March 18, 2013•By•In

New Website

VEBH Architects is pleased to announce the launch of our new website. The site has been developed to provide an easy to access tool to illustrate the work of our firm and the community-oriented architectural designs we provide to clients. In this ‘news’ section, we will be providing regular updates on our projects, the industry...
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