- Project uploaded by WoodWorks Innovation Network on 10-23-2020
Arts and Technology Academy
Eugene, ORAs a teaching tool for middle school students to explore and learn about the interaction between the natural and built world, the Arts and Technology Academy’s honest and tectonic expression of structure, exposed building systems, natural materials, and daylighting create a physical environment conducive to a STE(A)M-centric curriculum. An iconic, umbrella-like folding roof comprised of steel frames, glulam beams and wood decking—all left exposed—stretches across the length of the building above continuous clerestory windows. Appearing to float, it cantilevers in various locations, offering protection from the elements while creating a warm and inviting interior environment. Various sloped roof profiles pay homage to the surrounding residential vernacular while visually bridging the scale of the project’s two-story massing and surrounding one-story homes. An expansive photovoltaic array adorns the south-facing roof. Ample exterior glazing maximizes daylight and views during the day, while serving as a warmly-lit community beacon at night.
Project Details
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Number Of Stories
2
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Bldg system
Mass Timber
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Sq. Meters
9,078
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Construction Type:
III-B
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Building Type:
Educational
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Material Types:
Mass Timber
Project Team
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Opsis Architecture Design Architect
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Jason Thompson Engineer
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Joe Baldwin Architect
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Mark Young Architect
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Tobin Cooley Acoustics
- Project uploaded by WoodWorks Innovation Network on 10-23-2020