Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos

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Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos

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  • Completion year: 2014
  • Gross Built up Area: 143, 000 sf
  • Project Location: Pisagua, Provincia de Los Rios
  • Country: USA
  • Lead Architects/Designer: Enrique Norten
  • Design Team: Enrique Norten, Barbara Wilks, FAIA, FASLA; Andrea Steele, AIA; Erik Martinez, AIA; Joe Murray; Shary Tawil; Wook Kang; Vahid Musah; Erik Lang, AIA; Melany Wimpee; Julian Palacio; Jae Hun Hor; Christian Ayala; Ricardo Umansky; David Maestres
  • Clients: Rutgers University
  • Structural Consultants: WSP Cantor Seinuk
  • MEP Consultants: WSP Flack+Kurtz
  • Landscape Consultants: W Architecture and Landscape Architecture
  • Contractors: Century 21 Construction
  • Photo Credits: Peter Aaron
  • Others: Associate Architect: Richard Bienenfeld Architect, PC Exterior Wall: Front Inc. Roofing: Wiss Janney Elstner Associates Vertical Transportation: VDA Acoustics: Lally Acoustical Consulting Geothermal: Concord Engineering Cost Estimator: Davis Langdon
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Project Description

[Text as submitted by the Architects] Having won in 2007 the competition to develop a new master plan for the College Avenue Campus of Rutger University. In 2009 and as part of the first phase of the project, the construction of a new graduate and professional development campus in Livingston began, for which the approximately 14 thousand square meter Rutgers Business School was designed and built, launched in 2014.

Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
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Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron
Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron
Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron
Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron
Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron

With an architectural program outlined between the rapidly growing university and the adjacent ecological reserve, the L-shaped building acts as an entrance to the campus, while its interiors connect vertically through a large atrium and horizontally. through various common areas, promoting social interaction informally and spontaneously on their tours.

 

Due to its operational and energy efficiency, the building has a LEED Silver certificate that complements the project’s approach, based on openness, connectivity, sustainability and the development of new forms of learning and work.

Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
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Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron
Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron
Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron
Rutgers Business School | TEN Arquitectos
© Peter Aaron

 

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