Business school
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Project • By ikon.5 architects • Universities
School of Business | The Citadel
Sited on the edge of campus at The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina, the 50,000-square-foot School of Business acts as a gateway to the college, and serves as an ambassador to Charleston’s business community. The building is a contemporary interpretation of their historic campus, distinctly open and transparent, conveying a welcoming gesture to the City in contrast to the historic fortress-like buildings of the adjacent campus.
Brad Feinknopf
Brad Feinknopf
Though the new building—the first to be built on the campus in this century—utilizes forms, shapes, and materials that recall the heritage of its iconic campus, a light and welcoming arch-motif entry and perforated metal solar screens are used... More
Project • By Bonnard Woeffray - Architectes FAS/SIA • Universities
Business school and general culture in Sierre
The new École de commerce et culture générale (ECCG) is a college providing training in the fields of commerce, health, social and teaching. It is located south of the railway tracks and, together with the mobility infrastructure, marks the development of the town of Sierre beyond the tracks. Its arrival finds the Plaine Bellevue quarter benefiting from a second educational institution, the other being the HES_SO School of Social Work.
The site is characterised by two reference levels: the first looks north and west towards the railway station and route de la Monderêche respectively, while the second looks south and east towards the Plaine Bellevue quarter. The position of the college, which straddles the discont... More
Learnlife Barcelona
The headquarters of the international educational project Learnlife bring a revolutionary learning concept to Barcelona, with creativity, co-creation and personal development as core ideas. The original open space, designed in accordance with the Japanese methodology "ikigai", encourages us to place our passion in the center, giving meaning to our life, to create welcoming spaces filled with energy where natural materials, the use of light or the choice of furniture invite visitors to develop fully.
Concept
Roca’s participation combined sustainable design and functionality by means of products like the self-closing Sprint faucets, the Meridian WC or the innovative W+W solution, which combines basin and WC reusing the water f... More
Project • By Actiu • Universities
Novancia Business School Paris
The school was founded in 1863 and was first established in the av. Trudaine (Paris 9e), then Montparnasse in 1908, being expanded in 1954. The old building has undergone a rehabilitation between 2007 and 2011. The reconstruction includes the expansion of a new part in which buildings are designed with vertical windows façades of colours in a gradient from yellow to red. The rehabilitation of this new entity has been entrusted to the agency AS Architecture - Studio, who took place according to High Environmental Quality (HQE).
Novancia business School Paris, the new business school oth the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reflects its origins – Advancia and Negocia – while affirming its innovative spirit. This new chapter follows... More
Project • By Charles Rose Architects Inc. • Universities
Beacom School of Business
Our design for the business school grew out of a question: How might a single building energize and transform an entire campus?
In our early visits to USD, we found that the campus lacked cohesion and easy circulation between its distinct ends that function as public portals. Our design, completed in 2009, brings a powerful organizing force to the campus. New landscapes—we created three—were as central to our design as the 75,000 SF building itself. Our first move was to relocate a parking lot; in its place we created a new quadrangle and sited the business school on it. The new quadrangle united existing buildings, including the law school and library, and established several other building sites—one of which is now home to our second b... More