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University of Kansas DeBruce Center for the Original Rules of Basketball
University of Kansas DeBruce Center for the Original Rules of Basketball
Lawrence, KS, United States
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University of Kansas DeBruce Center for the Original Rules of Basketball
Lawrence, KS, United States
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YEAR
2015
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
This addition to the famed Allen Fieldhouse, one of the most significant buildings in the history of college basketball, will house the original typed rules of basketball authored by James Naismith in 1891.
The design endeavors to create an experience far greater than these two sheets of paper. The story of the rules and the subsequent development of the game are arranged along a linear path that provides a three-dimensional experience of the evolution of basketball. This path is woven into every programmatic element, including a 200-seat student dining commons, an athletic training table for men’s and women’s basketball, a café, and a 60-seat restaurant, allowing the story of basketball to unfold at multiple scales and to multiple audiences.
The design endeavors to create an experience far greater than these two sheets of paper. The story of the rules and the subsequent development of the game are arranged along a linear path that provides a three-dimensional experience of the evolution of basketball. This path is woven into every programmatic element, including a 200-seat student dining commons, an athletic training table for men’s and women’s basketball, a café, and a 60-seat restaurant, allowing the story of basketball to unfold at multiple scales and to multiple audiences.
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