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MEETINGHOUSE 3080
MEETINGHOUSE 3080
Scottsdale, AZ, United States
Project Featured on Nov 25, 2022
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MEETINGHOUSE 3080
Scottsdale, AZ, United States
Project Featured on Nov 25, 2022
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
Originally designed to serve as a Mormon Meetinghouse in 1958 and later as an office building in the early 1980’s, Meetinghouse at 3080 is the new home to UEB. Referencing both the history of the Meetinghouse as well as the future of the company, the space assimilates and clarifies through the designed balance of hand and machine. A fire that destroyed many of the structural elements as well as two building additions in the early 1980’s allowed for the new office space to capture moments of blending rather than the typical contrast. Realized by craftsmen’s familiar elements intrinsic to their craft, steel and glass became the medium in which to showcase old and new techniques to the building. This didactic experience highlights conventional and nonconformist methods of construction while seamlessly bringing attention to the unscathed building shell.
Shou Sugi Ban Wood was added to nod at existing charred wood members from the building fire, while minimalist steel and glass details provide moments of relief and highlight existing moments in the space. The new space provides clarity and reaffirmation for the City of Scottsdale as a case study that showcases the balance between preservation and rehabilitation – a debate larger than the sum of this project alone.
Shou Sugi Ban Wood was added to nod at existing charred wood members from the building fire, while minimalist steel and glass details provide moments of relief and highlight existing moments in the space. The new space provides clarity and reaffirmation for the City of Scottsdale as a case study that showcases the balance between preservation and rehabilitation – a debate larger than the sum of this project alone.
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