UniversitiesBusiness School and Mass Communications Center Quinnipiac College Hamden, Connecticut Citation The gateway of this hightechnology business and media center establishes its identity with @ glass dome and maximum use of lighting. The new center ties the campus together, yet it shanes its own space on the site, svagesting formelity without being untriondly. The wel-setalled interor offers @ fresh approach to Modernism, with televisions used as decor, discussion areas outside each classroom area, and dramatic lighting.This new building forms the northern boundar Of the central quadangle’ of small college in’ New Englind.The building is divided into two wings, sp: xced by an arched portal which provides a ceremo~ ing ares to the north ial gateway into the quadrangle from the main park The various functions within the building are arranged alon 1 distinctive path tht passes under the of the building dome and extenc inside both wing In the classroom wing, several lounges on the edge of the path encou spontaneous gatherings and eon zesation, Small team study rooms share daylight from the clerestory windows, bringing sunshine imto the inner part of the building, Three case-method lecture halls, with seating in the round, ake the focus away from the teacher and encourage interaction among the students in simulation of real life busines: dealings. 4 of exch cokimn Televisions positioned at the supporting the clerestory window wall broadcast the larese news and world market reports Tn the mass communications wing, the hallway again edged with sinall lounge dowed radio seudio and terminates at a circular lounge which allows visitors and interested students to view the control room and television studios beyond. Owner Quinnipize College Data Type of Fuilty Academic Business School Type af Constene New Area of Building 43,550 GSF 200,000 Stains of Proje Completed September 1994 Credits Archite Centerbrook, Avchitects and Planners P.O. Box 9 Essex, Connecticut 06426 Structural Enginces Besier Gibble Norcien, Consulting Engineers Od Saybrook, Connecticut Mechanical /Elevivical Engine J£. Berning, Consulting Engineer (deceased) Cont F. 1. P. Construction, inc Cheshire, Connecticut Ps Jeff Goldberg, Esto Photographics Mamaroneck, Now YorkVolen National Center for Complex Systems Brandeis University Waltham, Massachusetts Citation Both the research and administrative spaces are welldefined in this tate interaction, Exterior site development—entvies, pi 1d tot that are orgar action beyond the bullding walls. The support system for the building is in places—extend th cl to its purpose as an engineering the esthetic design to ereate an environment that rel 3h gs concrete are left exposed. The project reflects much consideration for for example, structural materia balancing and harmonizing its elementsOwner Brandeis University Data Interdisciplinary research center achusetts 0 Boston Building Con Boston, Massachusetts cannon Grand Islan ry Ca lis Associates This x program 1 c of co ficial intelligence, cogn ration of Sh Brothers, five scien aroscience and struc~ heir disci! lence ceptual psycholoy " sument and advanced eneryOwner United States Navy Data Tipe of Pa Laboratory and classroom building Lype of Consimction Now Area of B 67,000 CSF $9,400,000 Cost of Eilueen $32,000,000 Seats of Pra Completed April 1995 Credits Lickin Crosby Helmich Archit 33 New Montgomery Street, Suite 950 San Francisco, California Design Arch Gary R. Frye 1624 Tiburon Boulevard Tiburon, California 94920 Sinncinnal Bnuginces DASSE Design San Franciseo, California Mechanical/ Electrical Engineer Buonaccorsi & AS: San Francisco, California ates Engineer Creegan & D'Angelo Monterey, California Landscape Aechitec Eldon Beck Ass San Rafael, California ates Alan Bender West Sacramento, Califoria Photographer Donna Kempner ‘San Francisco, CaliforniaAN WR wiPappajohn Business Administration Building University of lowa Towa City, Iowa the central campus. a city bl w reflect the 40 that literally connects nology, found in every classroom and aultoriu building produces a landscaped court in the center of revolutionized the teaching process of the College of the site, which serves to extend the open spaces Business Administration formed by the Pentacrest. This ereates a private outOwner University of lowa Data Complete Credits Jack Miller & ‘Cedar Rapicis, lo Mig America Construction Company lowa City, lowaPersson Hall Colgate University Hamilton, New York This 36,800-square-foot academic building ere tesa physical link between the up} of Col mpus. At the com of ovo major pedestrian paths leading up the hill, Persson Hall forms ing library, student union, and arts complex: below st the building contributes to the development of a new center of student activites. The two volumes of the building are connected below ground by & lobby and at the second level by a transp ige.The g enclosed bridge finetions as an informal meeting place and offers dramatic views of both the guished upper campus buildings and che vista of the akeOwner Colgate University Data Type of Facility Classrooms and office space for University departments Type of Constenction New Arca of Build 36,800 GS Cast af Gonsinecsion 35,500,000 Cost of Educational Equipment $414,500 Stains of Project Completed September 1994 Credits Architect ‘Tai Soo Kim Partners 285 Farmington Avenue Hartford, Connecticut 08105 Structural Engineer Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt East Syracuse, New York Mecanical/ El Fraser & Fassier Syracuse, New York al Engine Lavdscape Architects Rolland/Towers New Haven, Connecticut Cost Estimators Andrew Cartwell & Company Boston, Massachusetts Contractor 4.0. Taylor Construction Gormpany Syracuse, New York Photographer Nick Wheeler ‘wheeler Photographics Weston, Massachusetts