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CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE STUDENT SERVICES ANNEX SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA |
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Jury
Comments: The buildings proportions, along
with the high level of detailing, caught the attention of
the jury. The stack bond pattern helps to accentuate the
tall window openings, while the buff colored masonry creates
a strong tie to the landscape.
The project needed to consolidate the campus student services functions, but ultimately is to be converted to a classroom building. Another important issue was to provide an accessible route from the two campus levels. We designed a bridge that connects this project to the existing campus fabric, allowing access to an elevator, as well as a gently sloping concrete path. As it was important for the Community College District to utilize maintenance free materials, the concrete masonry units received a medium sandblast and sealer coat. Other building components consist of anodized aluminum panels and factory coated steel. This small gesture communicates well with the older structures despite a material language barrier. |
ARCHITECT: Thomas Blurock Architects 720
West 17th Street, Unit C Thomas
Blurock, AIA Kevin
S. Fleming, AIA STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER: GENERAL
CONTRACTOR: MASONRY
CONTRACTOR: BLOCK
PRODUCER: OWNER: |
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