LTL项目组Paul Lewis,Marc Tsurumaki,David J.Lewis;Michael Schissel,Jenny Hong,Corliss Ng,Jessie Peksa建筑经理Vassar College:Michael Quattrociocchi和Anthony Ripley MEP
LTL Project team Paul Lewis, Marc Tsurumaki, David J. Lewis; Michael Schissel, Jenny Hong, Corliss Ng, Jessie Peksa Construction Manager Vassar College: Michael Quattrociocchi and Anthony Ripley MEP FP ME Engineers Structural Engineer Silman Food Service Consultant Clevenger Frable LaVallee Dining Service Provider Bon Appetit Management Company CLT Fabrication Smartlam More Specs Less Specs
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列昂尼德·弗曼斯基
架构师提供的文本描述。这是一座1913年的麦金,米德和怀特大厦的翻修,最初是为学生社交活动而建的三层高的礼堂和舞厅。在20世纪70年代初,瓦萨转向男女同校的同时,这座建筑被改建成餐厅,将宏伟的表演空间分割成9英尺高的厨房/服务器下面和上面的面包店,两边都有用餐的翅膀。
Text description provided by the architects. This is a renovation of a renovation of a renovation of a 1913 McKim, Mead and White building, originally built to be a three-story tall auditorium and dance hall for student social life. In the early 1970’s, in parallel with Vassar’s shift to co-education, the building was converted into a cafeteria dining hall, slicing the grand performance space into a 9’ tall kitchen/servery below and bakery above, with dining wings added on both sides.
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列昂尼德·弗曼斯基
LTL建筑公司的改造旨在重新确立这座建筑的社会使命,将整个餐厅统一成一个开放式餐厅,整个餐厅的锯齿铺满了整个计划,天花板的高度高达18‘,以及连接这两层楼的新楼梯,楼梯就在原来的McKim、Mead和White大楼里。餐厅被设计成一个非常大的桌子的独特几何景观,促进学生之间更大的社会联系。这些表格不局限于2、4或6组,而是允许大的和较小的群体共享一个集体的表面,鼓励学生之间进行更多的社会交流。
LTL Architects’ renovation seeks to recapture the social mission of the building, by unifying the whole into an open dining hall with serveries distributed across the plan, ceiling heights opened up to 18’, and a new stair linking the two floors, located where the staircase was in the original McKim, Mead and White building. The dining hall is designed as a landscape of very large tables of distinctive geometry that fosters greater social connections between students. Rather than being restricted into groups of 2, 4 or 6, these tables allow for both large and smaller groups of people to share a collective surface, encouraging more social exchange among students.
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列昂尼德·弗曼斯基
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餐桌的规模和异乎寻常的形象使餐厅充满活力,同时也为独处的就餐者提供了足够的空间,让他们舒适地与更大的群体坐在一起。这些表是完全由4“交叉层合木材制成的,这是典型的建筑结构。这是第一次在这个应用中使用这种材料。放置在工业脚轮上,这些笨重但结实的桌子可以很容易地重新配置成新的安排和社会景观,以及移动,以便于清洁。通过自定义数控铣削控制制造效率,并与平装运输,这些定制桌子的成本为一个座位计数约800是便宜的一般商业可得的桌子。
The scale and unusual figures of the tables animate the dining hall, while also providing ample space for a solitary diner to sit comfortably alongside a larger group. The tables are entirely fabricated from 4” Cross Laminated Timber which is typically used as the structure of a building. This is the first time this material has been used in this application. Placed on industrial casters, these heavy yet robust tables can be easily reconfigured into new arrangements and social landscapes, as well as moved to allow for cleaning. By controlling the fabrication efficiency through custom CNC milling, and working with flat-pack shipping, the cost of these custom tables for a seating count of around 800 was less expensive than generic commercially available tables.
Architects LTL Architects
Location 124 Raymond Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY 12604, United States
Area 28000.0 ft2
Project Year 2017
Photographs Leonid Furmansky
Category Renovation
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