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Financial District. Along with ongoing tenant improvements to fill out remaining space at 40 Jessie Street, the most recently completed work at GGU is the renovation of the sixth floor at 536 Mission. Existing classrooms were converted into an executive conference center and include new finishes, lighting, furniture and a state-of-the-art audio visual system that will allow events to be captured digitally and posted online. The President’s offices, adjacent to the new conference center, were also renovated as part of the work. Upcoming projects include the design of a Litigation Center for the Law School, which will include a suite of Moot Courtrooms, Practice rooms, and conference rooms for use in litigation instruction and Moot Court competitions. Future renovation of remaining existing classrooms and faculty office spaces are also planned. Secure in its future in the San Francisco Financial District, Golden Gate University (GGU) is expanding its law library and renovating its facilities to meet the long-term needs of its students. GGU called upon Ratcliff, the architectural, planning and interiors firm, to update its ten-year facilities master plan that incorporates 328,220 square feet of both existing and new campus area. The resulting master plan solution provides a new, more inviting identity for the campus at street level and successfully accommodates all schools and departments within the existing campus locations of 536 Mission Street and 40 Jessie Street. "Golden Gate University is committed to being an adult-centered, urban university and this master plan provides the campus with the facilities to meet future facility demands for its students," says Jeff Bialik, GGU's vice president of operations and CFO. "Because Ratcliff engaged participants from every level of the university in an interactive collaborative process, the plan is enjoying a high level of support from the entire campus." While GGU embarked on the master planning process as a result of the sale of its 62 First Street property and anticipated relocation of the departments therein, the need to expand and improve GGU's Law School Library soon emerged as the key driver of the revised master plan. GGU's expanded Law School Library will occupy three floors in the 536 Mission Street building and will include seating for 400, shelf space for a collection of 175,000 paper volumes, computer lab stations for 60, and office space for 20. The new campus entry and front door presence of the Law School Library is viewed by the university as essential for serving the academic support needs of its law students. Overall, the GGU Master Plan consists of ten phases spread over a fourteen-year span, of which the first three phases were completed in 2002. The remaining seven phases, which are the focus of the revised plan that was approved in March 2004, are slated for completion in 2014. They include a two-story addition to a university-owned warehouse building at 40 Jessie Street that formerly housed Swallow Printing. This addition will allow GGU to completely absorb the departments displaced from the university's sale of the 62 First Street building by August 2008, as well as from the expansion of the law school library. Specific elements of the plan will evolve over time as the design process is completed for each phase. Founded in 1901 in San Francisco, Golden Gate University is California's fifth largest private university. GGU meets the needs of working adults by offering undergraduate and graduate programs in business and management, information technology, taxation, and law. GGU is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. The School of Law is also accredited by the American Bar Association, the State Bar of California and the Association of American Law Schools. Headquartered in Emeryville, California, Ratcliff is a third-generation architectural, planning and interiors firm. Ratcliff's current higher education clients include the University of California, Berkeley, Vista Community College in Berkeley, California, and Saint Mary's College in Moraga, California. With a staff of 65 design professionals, Ratcliff offers a broad range of services for health care, higher education, and housing/hospitality clients throughout the Western United States. (http://www.prnewwire.com) University of California, Berkeley School of Law, South Addition, Berkeley CA – USA 2011 UC Berkeley School of Law broke ground on an innovative South Pavilion Addition last month (November, 10, 2008), a 52,000square-foot library and academic building that will accommodate the top-tier law school’s programmatic growth. Architect of the project is RATCLIFF, of Emeryville, CA, who achieved the substantial building size within a modest footprint by placing two of the three building levels below ground. The building site is the law school’s former courtyard and construction will occur over the next two and a half years. The project is anticipated to achieve LEED® Gold certification. At the same time, the existing Berkeley Law facility will undergo renovation to provide new “smart technology” classrooms, seminar/teaching facilities, and expanded space for student activities. In the past four years, Berkeley Law (www.law.berkeley.edu) has expanded its faculty by 25 percent, added a number of new research centers, and planned for continued expansion. Through a series of phased renovations and the new addition, RATCLIFF (www.ratcliffarch.com) is assisting the law school to meet the demands of a new generation of students, including access to cuttingedge technology. By January 2009, the existing Boalt Hall building will include a new state-of-the-art distance learning center, newly renovated classrooms including a moot courtroom, student organizations and law journal offices, and new faculty offices. “We are excited about the new addition that RATCLIFF has designed for us and also pleased with their creative renovations of our existing building,” said Kathleen Vanden Heuvel, Associate Dean for Capital Projects, director of the Law Library, and adjunct professor at UC Berkeley School of Law. “Our students and faculty are going to benefit greatly from having better equipped classrooms, more space for interaction and study, and well designed offices." The new addition will house highly efficient library stack space and a combination of reading rooms, seminar spaces, computer labs, library staff offices, and collection services in the two light-filled underground levels. Large skylights and open stairways will introduce an inviting environment in the above-grade level, complete with a large classroom flanked by a café that will provide an interactive gathering and study space for students. A second level roof-deck garden above the South Pavilion Addition will provide plenty of outdoor seating with a connection to the library’s main reading room and a footbridge to the Steinhart Courtyard. The newly landscaped east and west entryway courtyards will create a vibrant transition from the complex to Bancroft Way. A key component of Berkeley Law’s master plan is the relocation of the existing library collections out of the central stack area in Boalt Hall into the lower level of the courtyard addition. This will improve the circulation and flow of the building’s existing levels 4, 5 and 6, which are interrupted by the isolated central stack core. A future phase would convert the existing stack area into clinic and research space. The renovation and construction projects will include improved site circulation and wheelchair accessibility improvements throughout the school and a new outdoor plaza on the western edge of the law school. RATCLIFF has teamed with Lynn Simon & Associates to help meet a goal of LEED Gold certification for the new structure. They will integrate sustainable features into many aspects of the design, including: A green roof to provide a vibrant open space for students, faculty and staff; detain and clean storm water; and insulate the spaces underneath. Low-flow faucets and toilets that will use 40% less fresh water (as compared to the standards of the Energy Policy Act of 1992). Efficient lighting and heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems that will use 30% less energy than the California energy code allows. Wood that will be certified as sustainably harvested by the Forest Stewardship Council - the most protective forest certification program in the country. Healthy indoor air quality through increased ventilation strategies, advanced filtration, and the use of low-emitting materials including paints and carpets. “We are excited to assist Berkeley Law in meeting its strategic goals,” says Joseph Nicola, director of RATCLIFF's academic practice. “In partnership with the university, we are creating the law school of the future, complete with the latest instructional technology and a design that improves the educational experience for students and faculty alike.” (Ratcliff) The 55,000 square foot addition to the UC-Berkeley Law Library appears like an open and transparent one-story pavilion from the street, but it has a huge impact on the law library as well as the law school. That’s because 44,000 square feet of library and connections to other parts of the law school are below ground. The 11,000 square feet above ground provide the perfect segue to the pedestrian scale of the streetscape. 163
Wedged between two courtyards, the pavilion-like structure is home to a café, student lounge, and lecture hall. Above it is a rooftop garden complete with dining areas, teaching and study spaces, and special-event capabilities. Indoor-outdoor social and academic activities are found elsewhere in the building, like the student lounge, whose movable glass walls open to a courtyard. A clear set of project objectives—flexibility, shared spaces, appealing street presence, improved circulation, beauty, and materials that match the stature of the school—led to the stunning results. A site challenge Conquering constraints may be why this project is so successful. It was no easy task to fit the addition into a former courtyard surrounded by the law school. The creative solution—to put two floors under ground—led to extraordinary results. It resolved the pedestrian traffic jams in the former overly packed library stacks by moving the collection into automated compact shelving in the new addition’s two underground levels. Surprisingly, these underground floors are filled with daylight. An expanse of glass connects the addition to the original structure and, in the process, allows daylight into the lower levels. Glass paving in the courtyards and skylights in the planter beds serve as daylighting conduits to a very pleasant and open experience on the lower levels. That’s ingenious. A wonderland Dark-stained cork flooring is a dramatic stage on which light and the neutral tones of the elegant materials and finishes perform. Along with the cork flooring, variegated cedar clads the ceilings above the reference desk to buffer sound and create the quiet needed for legal study. A monumental staircase of glass and granite is another conduit for light into the lower levels as well as a suggestive link between indoor and outdoor spaces. The backdrop of Indiana white limestone walls as well as figured eucalyptus walls makes this library a wonderland of beauty. The building is on track for LEED Gold certification, and its sustainable strategies include an important symbolic gesture— restoration and reuse of the 100-year-old mahogany study carrels from the original building. The addition becomes more open, airy, and public as it rises from floor to floor. At the lowest level is the least natural light, the most stacks, and some reader seats. The next level up has skylights, and it is used for staff offices, the service desk, reading rooms, conference space, and a student center. The third level up is dedicated to the café, lecture hall, lounge, and classrooms. Finally, the fourth level contains the main reading room, dean’s conference room, classrooms, and a bridge. Visitors crossing over the bridge find a comfortable rooftop garden designed for outdoor learning and relaxation. This addition, thoughtfully detailed to take advantage of the vista, including views of the Golden Gate Bridge, ties elegantly to the existing buildings and courtyard spaces. Who wouldn’t want to walk by this building and, perhaps, stop and rest on its steps or in its café? A simple open and transparent box, it makes the most of the space to meet programmatic needs while creating a meditative experience for students and faculty. “This is a wonderful diminutive project that ties to some real hulks of buildings in a delicate and beautiful way. It makes the existing buildings much richer, better,” one of the judges wrote. If buildings could talk, the ones surrounding this gem would sing its praises. (http://lj.librariesjournal.com/2012/06/buildings/national-landmark-academic-library-2-berkeley-law-library-university-ofcalifornia-berkeley) Foothill-De Anza Community College District, Media and Learning Center, Cupertino CA – USA 2010 RATCLIFF programmed and designed the new Media and Learning Center for De Anza College, a two-story synergistic environment where students, teachers and staff participate in state-of-the-art, technology-enhanced teaching and learning. At the initial phase of the design, RATCLIFF provided feasibility studies to develop alternate site planning options to the original master plan. Based on the study recommendations, De Anza College made the decision to realign the existing loop road and turn the building 90 degrees to an east-west axis. This placed the building in an optimum solar orientation, maximizing the building perimeter for day lighting and harvesting solar energy. The new building is designed to attain LEED® Platinum certification. The new road alignment demarcated a larger building site, opening up an opportunity to create a new campus quad adding outdoor teaching/learning spaces and a landscaped gathering place for social interaction. The building contains classrooms, laboratories, TV studio and departmental spaces for Distance Learning, Staff Development and Tech Resources. Organized around a sky-lit atrium, the building integrates gathering spaces with circulation, creating converging crossroads where spontaneous encounters can take place. A modular planning approach ensures the flexibility to adapt the building to future changes in use and technology. Universal classroom modules can easily be re-configured to accommodate different seminar, lecture and small group settings. Adjacent pairs of 40-50 seat classroom modules can be joined to create larger 80-100 seat classrooms. (Ratcliff) Peralta Community College District Laney College, Computer Technology Center, Oakland, CA – USA 2006 Ratcliff renovated a vocational educational space (formerly a welding shop), into a multi-use technology center serving as a generalpurpose multimedia teaching laboratory for the Laney College campus. Located on the ground floor, the newly renovated space offers state-of-the-art technology, serves as a model of current trends in CIS technology and provides a new entry sequence and prominent new identity for the building. Developed in collaboration with local community business and educational leaders, the Center was designed to meet the varied needs of the diverse communities that the College serves and includes two 24-station laboratory classrooms, two 42-station specialized multimedia labs, offices and conference room all organized around a secure central control room/hub in an architecturally innovative and ergonomically engineered setting. The underside of the original welding shop offered an expansive atmosphere and allowed for the reflection of light from the suspended up-lighting. The perforated metal screen ceiling is shaped to reflect the concentric layout of training tables and creates a more intimate environment with the illusion of a lower ceiling. The judicious application of materials establishes a distinctive and lean aesthetic while also creating a feeling of opennessDeveloped in collaboration with local community business and educational leaders, the Center was designed to meet the varied needs of the diverse communities that the College serves and includes two 24-station laboratory classrooms, two 42-station specialized multimedia labs, offices and conference room all organized around a secure central control room/hub in an architecturally innovative and ergonomically engineered setting. The underside of the original welding shop offered an expansive atmosphere and allowed for the reflection of light from the suspended up-lighting. The perforated metal screen ceiling is shaped to reflect the concentric layout of training tables and creates a more intimate environment with the illusion of a lower ceiling. The judicious application of materials establishes a distinctive and lean aesthetic while also creating a feeling of openness that invites daylight and quality air flow. Oriented strand board is creatively applied and provides balance within the space, offering both hard surfaces and an organic texture from the natural world. This minimal approach toward finishing the space reflects our environmental philosophy to use only what is needed. (Ratcliff) Peralta Community College District: Berkeley City College New Campus: Berkeley City College, Berkeley, CA – USA 2006 Peralta Community College District selected RATCLIFF to design a permanent campus for Berkeley City College. The new $46 million, 165,000 s.f. facility, completed in 2006, accommodates all existing academic programs and administrative space, as well as providing flexibility for growth as programs evolve to meet the needs of the community in a “single building urban campus” setting. Located in downtown Berkeley, the college benefits from its proximity to local resources such as the Berkeley Repertory Theater, Public Library, the University of California, and public transit. 164
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generations. The library collection
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Professional Team: Adam Essa Shabod
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Sitting on a patch of high ground,
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coffered wood panelled ceiling a st
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Este edificio se plantea con la vol
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adjacent medieval city gateway (the
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and corrupted it notably. The inter
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Contell - Martínez Architectos, Va
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dosmasuno arquitectos, Madrid - Spa
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Espinet Ubach Architectes, Barcelon
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iqualificazione e perno tra le dive
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San José Marques, Barcelona - Spai
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una plaza cubierta. "Refleja la ide
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The place usually helps us facing t
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Project description In 2005 Cañada
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The library building connects old w
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uscando las vistas hacia el jardín
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la cultura», afirmó. Bosch, que d
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uisánchez arquitectes, Barcelona -
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entorno, el acceso norte del vestí
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El ayuntamiento de Mollet del Vall
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Sweden FOJAB arkitekter, Lund - Swe
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Five years have passed since the po
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Switzerland ACAU - atelier coopéra
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he himself regarded Werner Oechslin
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The whole intervention is more of a
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short time to put on the ground flo
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“The building typology of our des
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Innenschale die den heutigen Anspr
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the level -1 allows optimal natural
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uilding contractors, property devel
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Turkey Akant Tasarim & Restorasyon
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United Kingdom 3Dreid, Birmingham -
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which are lifted or set within the
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Aldington Craig Collinge, Albury Th
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the public domain is enriched by st
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Phase Two of Birmingham City Univer
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Atkins Design Studio, Epsom, Surrey
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Stock is integrated in a single seq
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identified with different colours w
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strong analytical approach with sym
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The historay of the place seemed at
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Stoke 6 th Form College, Stoke-on-T
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Begründung des Preisgerichtes. Im
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The Soheil Abedian School of Archit
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Betty and Gordon Moore Library, Uni
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drdharchitects, London - UK http://
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Farrells (Terry Farrell), London, E
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for a number of commissioned artist
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John Spoor Broome Library, Californ
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activities for the students of the
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Kempe Centre, Wye College Imperial
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shelving space for books, a new wor
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Long & Kentish architects, London -
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John McAslan + Partners, Manchester
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authors and members of the general
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The building as a whole was complet
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Pringle Richards Sharrat Architects
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Reiach and Hall Architects, Edinbur
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concrete frame. The reception and r
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London Borough Enfield, Fore Street
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simulations revealed a potential pr
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Hall. Installation costs were share
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Dr Sarah Thomas, Bodley’s Librari
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Scott’s alterations inserted new
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The Women´s Library, London Metrop
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“The students love it. It's full
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isolation from the center, it seeme
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Project description The $108.7 mill
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Alspector Architecture, LLC - USA h
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ATA / Beilharz Architects, Cincinna
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The Town Board approved the library
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"Their (Ann Beha Architects') advic
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Gunnar Birkerts (& Association), We
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2006 Green Roof Award of Excellence
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Agave Library, Phoenix, Arizona - U
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draws air from the open floors belo
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Mills Memorial Library, McMaster Un
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Development and JMI Sports, and con
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classrooms and a 65-seat screening
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University of Colorado, Anschutz Me
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exterior has added light, energy an
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Scotland and England. Some of his m
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We value collegiality and working t
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[In the early 1900s, Andrew Carnegi
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“From the start, our students mad
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University of Las Vegas, Lied Libra
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and lounge areas. The library and g
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Eskind Library is a dynamic additio
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(http://www.dewberry.com/Libraries/
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collection. The library also includ
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The design team worked with the Car
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protects the books from harmful, co
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under flanking low roofs that serve
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As an integral part of Iowa City´s
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townhouses (“36” and “38”)
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FGM Frye Gillan Molinaro Architects
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included upgrades for seismic, mech
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The Tenley-Friendship Library has s
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Gehry Partners, LLP, Los Angeles -
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contamination cleanup. She also ena
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the City Commission for approval in
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Libraries: Howard County Library, C
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Santa Clara Central Park Library, S
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uilding which is owned by The New Y
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The architectural character of this
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Hartman Cox, Washington - USA http:
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approximately $55,000 per year in e
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Montclair Public Library, Montclair
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In 1948, an issue of Princeton Alum
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to-date technology in this 134,200
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Rita and Truett Smith Central Publi
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(http://www.aallnet.org/main-menu/P
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solutions to meet the challenges of
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Philip Johnson (*08.07.1906 Clevela
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(Johnston) South Park Library, Seat
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storytelling corner, fanciful rCoun
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foot facility in the Glickman Libra
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separated from each other by a conv
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ascending stair up to the floors of
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VP Sam Overton. “The Estelle M. B
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Page 723 and 724: and new reference and circulation a
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Page 743 and 744: gather, with an open reading room a
Page 745 and 746: is most clearly expressed within th
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Page 751 and 752: architecture. The existing building
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Page 757 and 758: campus of Nanjing University. The n
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Page 773 and 774: addressed the client’s vision for
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Page 777 and 778: Awards: Highly Commended, AR MIPIM
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Page 785 and 786: to flexibly accommodate day to day
Page 787 and 788: attained a pride of place status wi
Page 789 and 790: The Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel provid
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Page 793 and 794: Schacht Aslani Architects, Seattle,
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Page 797 and 798: a vegetated roof. The facility offe
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Page 803 and 804: Branding graphics, bright interior
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Page 809 and 810: offices and classrooms. The buildin
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Page 815 and 816: and electrical systems have been co
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structure incorporated exposed prec
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Offices, Multi‐Media Classroom, C
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The original library was built in 1
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The facility will occupy a site nea
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Awards: AIA Portland Chapter Merit
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the current campus. Using innovativ
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monitors and LCD projection for med
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The exterior is clad in precast con
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Yard. An area of the second floor w
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Wendell Burnette Architects, Phoeni
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University design guidelines for th
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U.S. It is a secure temperature/hum
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(WRT) Saint Charley Seminary Ryan M
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Canberra (Australian Capital Territ
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Surry Hills (New South Wales) Surry
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Perg (Bundesland Oberösterreich) B
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Veurne (Arrondissm.Veurne, Prov. We
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(Prov. Ontario, County Frontenac) P
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Toronto (Prov. Ontario, Rég. Great
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Beijing Tsinghua Law Library compte
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Nuuts (Greenland) Katuag Cultur Cen
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Bourg lès Valence (Dép. Drôme, R
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Grand Moulins see: Paris Universit
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Nilvange (Thionville) (Dép. Mosell
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Saint-Gaudens (Dép. Haute-Garonne,
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Balingen (Bundesland Baden-Württem
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Dresden (Bundesland Sachsen) St. Be
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Hamburg (Bundesland Hamburg) Intern
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Mannheim (Bundesland Baden-Württem
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Stendal (Bundesland Sachsen-Anhalt)
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Lismore (Prov. Munster) Library Hea
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San Lorenzo di Sabato (Prov. Bolzan
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Šiauliai (County Šiauliai) Šiaul
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De Bilt (Prov. Utrecht): Cultureel
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Ijmuiden (Prov. Noord-Holland): Lib
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Rotterdam-Pendrecht (Prov. Zuid-Hol
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Halden-Remmen (Fylke Østfold) Univ
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Terceira see: Ílha Terceira Viana
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Blanca (Communidad de Autónoma Reg
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Santiago di Compostela-San Lázaro
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Luzern (Kanton Luzern) Bourbaki Pan
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Cambridge (Country England, Reg. Ea
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London (Country England, Reg. Londo
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Nottingham (Country England, Reg. E
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Anchorage-Girdwood (State Alaska, B
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Boston (State Massachusetts, County
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Charlottesville (State Virginia, Co
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Dallas (State Texas, County Dallas,
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Fayetteville (State Arkansas, Count
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Hobbs (State New Mexico, County Lea
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Litchfield (State Connecticut, Coun
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Middlebury (State Vermont, County A
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New York (State New York, Borough o
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New York (State New York, Borough o
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Phoenix (State Arizona, County Mari
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Richmond (State Virginia, County Ri
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San José (State California, County
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St. Louis (State Missouri, Independ
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Wakefield (State Massachusetts, Cou
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