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| Princeton School of Architecture |
Nicknamed the building the “Hyphen” by the Princeton students, the enclosed in glass and steel Addition links the School’s two-story south wing, where its administrative offices and library are located, to the three-story north wing’s studios and classrooms.
The Addition contains a new lobby, student lounge, elevator, and cantilevered steel stair. Plan and section take their dimensions from the existing 1963 building: the Addition aligns with the existing floor levels and, on the exterior, translates the rhythm of the existing building’s window bays. Large glass panels, with varying ceramic frit patterns overlaid like folds in a curtain, comprise the Addition’s envelope.
The frit pattern affirms formal characteristics seen in the building, uniting the glass and steel Addition with the existing building, while also providing solar shading for the third floor lounge.
The elevator shaft, painted shades of blue, forms the background against which the stair and the frit pattern are seen.
The project scope also included renovations throughout the existing building to update the School of Architecture with a new model shop and facilities for a three-dimensional printer.
__________________________________________ Architects: Architecture Research Office
Location: New York, USA
Project Team: Principal-in-charge: Adam Yarinsky; Project Manager: Megumi Tamanaha; Project Team: Jennifer Park, Tina Hunderup, Adrian Wu, Arthur Chu
Completion: August 2007
Photographs: Paul Warchol
Source: Arch Daily
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