Josephine Minutillo writes on NADAAA and HDR’s new addition to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Architecture.
She writes: “What’s striking at UNL is the multidirectional, splayed running bond arrangement of the panels on the upper three levels. The angles 12-by-17-foot Kalwall sections open up yp 2-foot-wide, full-height windows allowing east-facing views from the studios to the museum, and west where throngs of Cornhusker fans pour in along the stadium promenade on game day. At the ground level, which includes an open fabrication court behind hefty, exposed-wood columns and diagonal bracing, a black protruding element — matching the dark upper floors — offers a front entrance along that north elevation, something the earlier building lacked.”
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