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Christian Brothers University - Crosstown Concourse
Christian Brothers University - Crosstown Concourse
Memphis, TN, United States
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Christian Brothers University - Crosstown Concourse
Memphis, TN, United States
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
The program for the project is a collaborative learning outpost for a local university within a large renovated warehouse located prominently in the center of the city.
The university desired flexibility for various types of events and group sizes. The spaces needed to be easily and quickly reconfigurable – students and staff required the flexibility or reorganizing of their arrangement over the course of a single event to facilitate project and team-based work. The relationship between two elements, a ‘ribbon’ and a ‘box,’ organize the design. The ribbon winds around the perimeter of the space and moves from floor to ceiling to support gathering and building system functions. At some locations, the ribbon holds pipes and ducts, and in other areas, it translates into a bench for gathering and lounging. The box contains shared support functions such as storage, offices, and break room, while also helping to divide event spaces.
A range of functional surfaces that are writeable, projectable, and tack-able clad the space, facilitating collaboration. The palette of neutral grays, whites, blacks, and natural wood provides consistency, while the furniture is continually rearranged, contrasted by the energetic yellow cladding of the ‘box.’
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