WSU Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center
The Center is named after Elson S. Floyd, the 12th President of the University who served as the inspiration for the creation and the design of the Cultural Center. “It was in honor of the land and the people of the land, not just now but in its history.” The designers at GGLO worked closely […]
Thaden School
This project has humble origins. Inspired by a chicken house as an ode to the farming history of the area, the Reels Building is anything but rustic. Yet, surrounded by a community garden and courtyards, the Thaden campus evokes an “urban pastoral” vibe. This natural element is exactly what Marlon Blackwell architects intended for the […]
LEAD Innovation Studio
Ideas in Action: Learning Reimagined In the heart of Kansas City, the LEAD Innovation Studio emerges as a modern educational landmark. Designed to inspire hands-on and independent learning, the buiIding integrates flexible spaces, movable walls, and open environments that accommodate different grade levels. Every area was conceived to foster creativity, collaboration, and discovery, transforming learning into an […]
Kirkland Ranch Academy of Innovation
Morin Pulse P-1 aluminum panels cover the facade of the 180,000 square foot academy. Silversmith was the selected color, keeping the design simple and highlighting the angular shadows of the 12″ wide panels installed vertically. Integrity XC-12 aluminum panels with a custom red finish were used as the soffit for the immense canopy welcoming students into the courtyard.
Bob Devaney Sports Center
When the original Bob Devaney Sports Center opened in 1976, it served as home to NU athletic programs, as well as the concert venue for names such as Elton John, Sinatra, and the Beach Boys. After the renovations in 2013, it is home to athletic programs such as volleyball, swimming, and basketball. Integrity panels clad […]
Adohi Hall
Limberlost Place
Sustaining Vision Shaped Through Innovation Limberlost Place emerges as an academic and sustainable landmark on Toronto’s waterfront, bringing together research, education, and architecture in an unprecedented way. Designed as Canada’s first exposed mass timber academic building, the project reflects George Brown College’s ambition to establish a new model for low-carbon institutional design. With clear volumes, open […]