An extensive interior and partial exterior renovation of the Johns Hopkins University Press? headquarters was essential for its multiple uses. A space utilization study preceded the renovation to examine the current usage, growth programs, and the condition of the building?s existing systems. Development of a best-fit scheme and a construction sequence that allowed for continuous occupancy throughout the construction was also implemented. Site and building modifications included an accessible entry, window replacements, an exterior envelope evaluation, repair and replacement of HVAC, electrical and lighting, sprinkler and fire protection, and telecommunications systems. Coordination of security and monitoring systems, transponder key-equipped door hardware and intercom entry control was also needed. This project included such design needs as business offices and support areas, a centralized data and telecommunications hub, a terrace level employee lounge, a catering kitchenette, and meeting rooms that open to an exterior courtyard.