Defense & Intelligence

Vital to monitoring and safeguarding the skies, the Joint Air Defense Operations Center (JADOC) command and control centers operate 24/7, relaying critical information about airspace and air defense around the nation's capital. Established following 9/11, JADOC initially operated from multiple temporary locations. With this new facility—and the command and control center at its heart—JADOC has consolidated functions into a permanent home and operates with 21st-century technology. 

Constructed in 1853, the Watch Box was the check-in location for all visitors to the Washington Navy Yard, including President Lincoln, who frequently traveled to the base during the Civil War. The Watch Box is one of the last places Lincoln made an official visit, the afternoon of his assassination. 

Originally constructed in 1896, Building 246 is home to the Regimental Orientation Program for the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), the Army’s oldest active-duty infantry unit. The historic building houses incoming soldiers and provides the necessary spaces for the rigorous training essential to The Old Guard’s mission: providing funeral escorts at Arlington National Cemetery and conducting military ceremonies at the White House. 

A transformative project for Tyndall Air Force Base, the new Page-designed dormitory complex is a testament to resilience, innovation, and human-centered strategies. Encompassing two five-story dormitories offering modern accommodations for trainees and aviators, this project was a crucial component of Tyndall's rebuilding after Hurricane Michael's devastation. Each dormitory includes 240 single-occupancy residences, addressing individual privacy and collective camaraderie.

The oldest continuously operating Army post in the United States, West Point’s primarily Gothic Revival campus is a designated National Historic Landmark District. For more than 15 years, Page partnered with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on the modernization, preservation, and restoration of many of the Academy’s most historically significant structures.