波浪式的红砖建筑 | 普林斯顿大学巴特勒学院宿舍设计

The 288-bed complex is clad in varying-colored red brick, accented with both continuous and randomly placed bands of limestone. Responding to the need for larger bedrooms on upper-level suites, the facades are further animated with wavelike undulations that expand and contract according to interior use.

The surrounding site is sculpted into a split-level landscape, with both upper- and lower-level courtyards connecting to the existing Butler Commons. New pedestrian paths and vistas enrich the campus while extending the long tradition of space-shaping buildings at Princeton.

SITE: In the southwest quadrant of the historic campus

COMPONENTS: 112,000 ft2 / 10,000 m2 gross area; five dormitories within two buildings; café, study library, lounge, gallery, seminar rooms, landscaped courtyards

CLIENT: Princeton University Office of Design and Construction

PCF&P SERVICES: Master planning, architecture, exterior envelope, interior design

SUSTAINABILITY: Designed for LEED certification

AWARDS:

Brick Industry Association, 2011

Residential Architect, 2011

American School & University, 2013

International Masonry Institute / Masonry Contractors of New Jersey / Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers of New Jersey, 2009

American Concrete Institute, New Jersey Chapter, 2010

General Building Contractors Association, 2010

Additional Credits: Landscape: Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates Inc., Brooklyn, NY

Structural: Leslie E. Roberston Associates, New York

Mechanical / Electrical / Plumbing: Vanderweil Engineering, Lawrenceville, NJ

Lighting: Cosentini Associates / One Lux Studio, New York

Year 2009

Work started in 2004

Work finished in 2009

Client Princeton University Office of Design and Construction

Status Completed works

Type Student Halls of residence