富兰克林和马歇尔学院 温特视觉艺术中心

– double layer U Plank with Wacotech GmbH & Co. KG translucent insulation
– operable windows and skylights at every studio
– natural light to all studios
– radiant floor with heating and cooling
– reflecting pool doubles as stormwater overflow
– all existing trees preserved on site

• Winter Visual Arts Building Concept

• architect

  - Steven Holl Architects

  Steven Holl (design architect, principal)

  Chris McVoy (partner in charge)

  Garrick Ambrose (project architect, senior associate)

  Carolina Cohen Freue (assistant project architect)

  Dominik Sigg, Marcus Carter, Elise Riley, Michael Haddy, Hannah LaSota (project team)

• project manager

  - Casali Group, Inc.

  Thomas Murray (project manager)

  - Franklin & Marshall College

  Sheldon Wenger (project manager)

• structural engineers

  - Silman

• MEP engineers

  - ICOR Associates

• civil engineers

  - David Miller Associates

• climate engineers

  - Transsolar

• facade consultants

  - Knippers Helbig Advanced Engineering

• lighting consultants

  - L'Observatoire International

• landscape

  - Hollander Design

• acoustical consultants

  - Harvey Marshall Berling Associates

• pool consultants

  - Aqua Design International

• Kostis Korelias, Associate Professor at Franklin & Marshall “... Our new art building is itself a philosophical machine without which, we cannot fully understand the Mystery of force."
• Eric Baldwin, The Architect's Newspaper, October 2020 "Rising between canopies of old-growth trees and their driplines in south-central Pennsylvania, the art center seemingly floats above the landscape of the campus and Buchanan Park. The 32,000-square-foot project is wrapped in SHA's signature translucent glass to provide an ethereal illumination for art students. . . Balancing form and enclosure the Winter Visual Arts Building becomes a new campus destination for students with space to gather, learn and grow through the universal language of art."
• Alberto Bortolotti, Arbitare, 21 Jan. 2021 "The natural setting has also favoured the application of Holl’s theory of parallax – which holds that vertical or oblique movements through space multiply our experiences – something that is already evident even before you enter the new building, as you walk along the lengthy external ramp that leads to it from the historical centre of the campus."

• 2019 06/12 Winter Visual Arts Center at Franklin & Marshall College Construction Update
• 2020 10/01 The Winter Visual Arts Building Opens at Franklin & Marshall College
• 2020 12/09 The Winners of the Architect’s Newspaper Best of Design Awards 2020 include three Steven Holl Architects’ projects
• 2021 01/30 “Power of Arts vs. Coronavirus Pandemic” Praemium Imperiale Laureates Speak Out
• 2021 03/08 Winter Visual Arts Center in the snow
• 2019 04/15 Winter Visual Arts Center at Franklin & Marshall College Construction Update
• 2018 03/28 Steven Holl Architects Breaks Ground on New Winter Visual Arts Center at Franklin & Marshall College
• 2016 05/11 Steven Holl Unveils Visual Arts Centre for Historic Pennsylvania College
• 2016 05/11 Steven Holl Designs a New Visual Arts Building for Franklin & Marshall College
• 2016 05/11 Steven Holl Designs a New Visual Arts Building for Franklin & Marshall College
• 2016 05/13 Steven Holl to Design Franklin & Marshall Visual Arts Center in Lancaster
• 2016 05/11 Franklin & Marshall College Commissions Steven Holl Architects, and Releases Design, for New Visual Arts Building and Quad to Transform the Campus for the Future of the Arts

• 2020 Engineering News Record Regional Best Projects Award
• 2020 Architect's Newspaper, Best of Design Awards, Winner of Institutional Higher Education Category
• 2020 Architect's Newspaper, Best of Design Awards, Finalist for Project of the Year