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Modern Museum Begins Campus-Wide Art Installation
Art and architecture are experienced together as part of daily life at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art at a community college campus in Overland Park, KS. Kyu Sung Woo Architects designed the contemporary, minimalist facility with a glass-enclosed lobby to provide a broad view of the museum’s interior, and an artistic exterior LED display complements the façade.
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Holl Design to Stimulate Micro-Urbanism
Steven Holl Architects’ “Sliced Porosity Block” in Chengdu, China, provides an open, welcoming public space sculpted by stone steps, trees, and ponds. The block is heated and cooled geothermally. The large plaza ponds harvest recycled rainwater while the natural grasses and lily pads create a natural cooling effect.
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Nature-Friendly Museum Saves Power and Money
The first sustainable project in the 6-million-acre Adirondack Park, the Wild Center/Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks provides a journey that alternates between the indoor and outdoor environment. The facility gets most of its electrical power from Niagara Falls. Other features include a well-insulated building envelope, low-VOC materials, efficient air filtration, air quality monitoring, and a digitally controlled building management system.
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Opera House Gets Repairs, New Marquee
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• February 27, 2008 Technology Testing Under Way at Newseum • February 20, 2008 Architect Touts Europe’s Tallest Tower • February 13, 2008 Visionary Design Lands AIA Award • February 06, 2008 Nautical-Inspired School’s Architecture Earns Design Awards • January 30, 2008 HOK-Designed Office Building is Sustainable Benchmark for Mexico City • January 23, 2008 Resort Design to Feature Natural Beauty and Sustainability • January 16, 2008 Research Building to House High-Tech, Green Features in Pretty Package • January 09, 2008 Esther Bone Memorial Library to Reopen |
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