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The Peddie School needed an updated facility for their award-winning swim team and other sports teams and activities. The concourse of the new and expanded Athletic and Aquatic Center creates a welcoming entry, a gathering place for students and visitors and a cohesive connection between the field house, natatorium, fitness center and other facilities. Slender, recessed linear slots contain lighting, sprinklers and speakers, and create a rhythm and vocabulary for the entire building. With a state-of-the-art Light Pipe lighting system at the pool, and luminous exterior walls that glow white or "Peddie Blue" at night, the campus has a new center of activity and excitement.

Conceived by Quixotic & Event Producers Baruch Gayton Entertainment Group Quixotic: Founder / Artistic Director / Creative Director - Anthony Magliano Co Artistic Director - Mica Thomas Creative Producer Visual Content - Stephen Goldblatt Music + Sound Design Noel Selders Anthony Magliano Animators / Motion Graphics Artists Carl Stromberg. David Humenczuk Tyler Keith Brian Lynas Technical Projections Director Daniel Parks Violin Shane Borth For more info about Quixotic contact Mica Thomas at 816.872.6398

A long video detailed on the Grand Opening of The Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. An event center with two huge theatres. Located in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, USA, at 16th and Broadway near the Power & Light District, the Sprint Center and the Crossroads Arts District. It is part of the ongoing redevelopment of downtown Kansas City. The Center was created as a non-profit organization. Unlike some other major civic construction projects, no taxpayer funds have gone into its construction. The City of Kansas City, however, has built and will operate a parking garage at the Center. It will be performance home to the Kansas City Symphony, the Lyric Opera of Kansas City, and the Kansas City Ballet which in the past performed eight blocks north of the center at the Lyric Theatre (Kansas City, Missouri) The Center itself is an approximately 285000 square foot (26500 m2) facility with two sophisticated performance venues: the 1800-seat proscenium-style Muriel Kauffman Theatre and 1600-seat concert Helzberg Hall. The Kauffman Center covers 13 acres (53000 m2), including landscaped grounds over a 1000-space underground parking garage. The technical requirements and exacting standards required of a facility like the Kauffman Center make it one of the most complex structures in the world to design and build. The cost of the project was approximately 3 million, including a million operating endowment. DesignersThe Kauffman Center was designed by lead architect ...

Primera entrega de diseño 3 en la UD1 de la UCV Caracas Venezuela por Fabian Ferigo El Carpenter Center fue construído en plena ciudad universitaria de Cambridge, a pocos metros de los edificios de ladrillo de Harvard Yard, entre el noclásico museo Fogg y el Faculty Club, en un terreno situado entre las calles Quince y Prescott, que no predisponía en absoluto para una configuración monumental y que a Le Corbusier le pareció inadecuado a primera vista Desde un principio diseña el Carpenter Center como un paseo arquitectónico que une las dos calles y atraviesa un volumen que utiliza las formas flexibles surgidas en el estudio del pintor. En un primer esbozo, diseñado en la maqueta con el joven arquitecto chileno Guillén Jullian de la Fuente, la rampa del paseo se presenta como una espiral. La versión final consiste en una delgada superficie de hormigón en forma de S que une las calles casi en un despegue y atraviesa el Centro por un gran portal, donde los transeúntes pueden ver los estudios. ingles The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, completed in 1963, is the only building on the North American continent designed by the famous Swiss-born architect Le Corbusier. Despite the controversy over the wisdom of placing a building of such modern design in a traditional location, Le Corbusier felt that a building devoted to the visual arts must be an experience of freedom and unbound creativity. A traditional building for the visual arts would have been a contradiction. The ...

Join us on a tour of the almost-complete Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, where world-famous architect Frank Gehry's unique design has attracted a lot of attention - both good and bad. After two years under construction, the million architectural wonder will finally celebrate its grand opening on May 1st.

MACOMB, IL -- It was a grand day today (April 26) as the ceremonial groundbreaking for the Western Illinois University Performing Arts Center took place on the WIU-Macomb campus. In addition, a seven-figure bequest from retired WIU administrator Tate Lindahl to support the center's operation was announced. Legislators, local organizations and campus and community members have worked together over the years to lobby for the center. "Through partnerships and collaboration, the WIU Performing Arts Center has become a reality. I cannot thank enough our local legislators, our campus community and our many friends, Gov. Pat Quinn and Capital Development Director Jim Underwood for their support of this cultural center, which will be an incredible asset to this region. I would also like to recognize Tate Lindahl's generosity for, and support of, this project and Western Illinois University," noted WIU President Al Goldfarb. "This project is an investment in the future of Western Illinois University, and in this region's economy," said Gov. Pat Quinn. "Not only will this project create jobs during construction, it will also enable WIU to increase its educational offerings and provide the people of Macomb with a state-of-the-art facility for music, dance and theater productions." In Summer 2009, Gov. Pat Quinn signed a bill for Illinois Jobs Now!, a jobs and capital construction plan, which provided .8 million in capital development funds for constructing the Performing Arts ...

HASSELBLAD CENTER 5SEPT - 25OCT 2009. The Swedish artist Mikael Olsson has in his latest project been exploring the heritage of Bruno Mathsson, one of Swedish modernism's leading designers, through two of his architectural works. In Frösakull -- a house that Mathsson both designed and lived in Olsson has interacted with the remains of the house, and like Mathsson he has experimented with the house and its possibilities. The result is a collection of images which show us an interpretation of an architectonic legacy. Olsson has arranged and transformed the rooms into a stage, often using light, emptiness and shadow as the only props. The Södrakull residence, which had been closed off since Mathsson passed away, is approached in a different way: as a voyeur. The interiors are photographed from the outside and through half-drawn curtains. Olsson is here a surreptitious observer rather than participator and the images reflect an outsider's fettered view of a private domain. In this body of work Olsson has created an interplay between presence and absence, inner meaning and representation. The images are marked both by intimacy and distance. Together they form a sort of portrait, as well as a chronicle of architecture, remembrance and aging. For this reason the photographs cannot be considered documentary but instead a very subjective depiction of Mathsson's public and private legacy.

A 3D Sketch for the Graduation Project of - M Ayman Gaber - arch.m.ayman@gmail.com This is only 5% of my handout for the project ... actually i would like to point out that this project is actually LEED studied ... and about the trees, concrete, skyscrapers, ... etc, they are studied by individually ... Just consider this as a 3D sketch as it is ONLY a sketch ... Mohammed Ayman Ahmed Gaber

A fly over of a design I did in my 3rd year studio class at southern polytechnic state university. The project was to build a Nature Center right across from the largest mall in Georgia. My design was to be a transitional space between the man made and natural. I apologize for the poor quality of the video it looks better on my PC lol.