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建筑师提供的文字说明。科罗拉多大学新的合作中心是一个教育和研究机构，致力于连接学生、教师、研究人员和来自世界各地的行业专业人员。位于校园中心的四层楼建筑是矿山、CORS族和Coorsteek之间的多代合作伙伴关系中的一个重要里程碑，是技术陶瓷制造的领导者。

Text description provided by the architects. The new CoorsTek Center at the Colorado School of Mines is an education and research facility dedicated to connecting students, faculty, researchers, and industry professionals from around the world. Located in the heart of campus, the four-story building is a significant milestone in a multigenerational partnership between Mines, the Coors family, and CoorsTek, a leader in technical ceramics manufacturing.

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新的中心支持广泛的学术和研究活动。该大楼是应用科学和工程学院（案例）和物理系的所在地，并支持学院的三个其他部门和两个跨学科项目之间的协作伙伴关系：化学和地球化学部、化学和生物工程系、冶金和材料科学部、材料科学项目和核科学和工程计划。

The new Center supports a broad range of academic and research activities. The building is home to the College of Applied Science and Engineering (CASE) and Department of Physics, and supports collaborative partnerships among the college’s three other departments and two interdisciplinary programs: the Department of Chemistry and Geochemistry, the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, the Materials Science Program, and the Nuclear Science and Engineering Program.

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罗恩·波拉德

该建筑的设计采用群众性和物质性来连接遗址的历史背景和无处不在的前沿景观。它的金属和玻璃正面垂直标出服务核心，在黑暗的砖石，这有助于锚定建筑物的入口。浮动水平砌体板由标志性的浅色砖制成，在整个校园广泛使用，增加了视觉兴趣，并引入了前瞻性的美学，利用历史调色板。西北外立面，面向著名的校园绿地卡凡达公域，包括全高度玻璃在第一层，垂直玻璃面板和金属鳍在第二层和第三层，浮在上面和调整受建筑物的内部程序影响。

The building’s design employs massing and materiality to connect to the site’s historic context and the omnipresent Front Range landscape. Its metal and glass facade is vertically punctuated by service cores clad in dark masonry, which help to anchor the building’s entrances. Floating horizontal masonry panels made of the signature pale brick used extensively throughout campus add visual interest and introduce a forward-looking aesthetic utilizing the historical palette. The northwest exterior, which fronts the popular campus green known as Kafadar Commons, consists of full-height glazing at Level 1, and vertical glass panels and metal fins at Levels 2 and 3 that float above and modulate as influenced by the building’s interior program.

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