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The EpiCenter // Artists for
Humanity (PDF/28pgs/9.6mb)
Fire Ridge Elementary
School (PDF/70pgs/13.5mb)
Leazar Hall
Renovation (PDF/36pgs/1.92mb)
Phoebe's Field Case
Study
(PDF/62pgs/4.24mb)
Durham Research
Center (PDF)
The case study is about interdisciplinary teams working together to
build a sophisticated medical research facility using the latest
technology, addressing issues of sustainability and end user
needs.
Ethel Wattis Kimball Visual Arts
Center (PDF/24 pgs/967 KB)
First National Tower
(PDF/39pgs/1.62mb)
Juvenile Services Center Design
Challenges and Opportunities (PDF)
The Juvenile Services Center, completed in 1981, combines a wide
range of services for troubled youth, such as probation offices,
counseling facilities, juvenile court, detention, and shelter care
(temporary housing for runaway or abused and neglected children).
The building design reflects treatment goals, providing a
"homelike" (or less institutional) interior enviroment while
meeting security requirements; yet, it is constructed principally
of wood components (Type V, 1-hour).
Asbury Villas
(PDF/38pgs/4.45mb)
Baker Hall at Carnegie Mellon
University (PDF/44pgs/4.23mb)
Exploris: the Children's Museum About
the World (PDF/31pgs/3.13mb)
Iowa Association of Municipal
Utilities Office and Training Facility
(PDF/20pgs/4mb)
Veterans Park Educational
Campus (PDF/28pgs/2.77mb)
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