罗格斯大学商学院/TEN Arquitectos

发布于：2023-06-26 21:39:18

Rutgers university school of business

设计方：TEN Arquitectos

位置：美国皮斯卡特维

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

结构工程师：WSP Cantor Seinuk

景观设计师：W Architecture and Landscape Architecture, LLC

设计团队：Enrique Norten, James Carse

承包人：Century 21Construction

图片：22张

摄影师：Peter Aaron

这是由TEN Arquitectos设计的罗格斯大学商学院，位于新泽西州皮斯卡特维的罗格斯大学利文斯顿校区，用地面积约150000平方英尺。L型的建筑体被抬升在交通繁忙的Rockafeller路之上，营造了一个门户空间。该建筑旨在推动一个高密度发展校园区，同时完善城市设施、公用设施配套，建设一个步行可达性高的校园。同样的，该建筑反映了从面向课堂教育转向注重合作空间的高等教育理念。这种转变，对注重观念、文化、概念交叉协作的当代商业来说是必要的，有助创建、评估和营销一个新策划。

建筑由三个功能区组成：教室、办公室以及公共区组成。公共区通过竖向的中庭和横向的多种规模的公共空间组成，包括一个人的角落、协作区到集体区。交通空间并未有将不同功能区分隔开，而是促进了它们之间的互动。教授办公室布置在建筑核心位置，从而让学生的走动成为该学院动态日程的一部分。罗格斯大学商学院获得了LEED银牌认证。

译者：艾比

The 150,000 square foot Rutgers Business School is the gateway to Rutgers University’s Livingston Campus in Piscataway, New Jersey as envisioned by the campus master plan. The L-shaped form of the building spans 60 feet above Rockafeller Road becoming the physical gate through which most campus traffic passes. The building is part of a push, in keeping with the goals of the master plan towards a high density campus development complete with urban facilities, shared amenities, and a walkable campus. Similarly this building reflects the ongoing shift in higher education away from a focus on classroom-oriented organization and towards a focus on collaboration spaces. This shift is especially present in contemporary business where the cross collaboration of ideas, cultures, and concepts is necessary to create, evaluate, and market the next big idea.

The building organizes itself as three bands: classroom, office, public connected vertically by an atrium and horizontally stitched by a variety of scales of communal spaces ranging from the personal nook, to the collaboration zone, to the collective space. Circulation spaces engage, rather than separate the different building programs and to this end we celebrate the level of interaction of spaces within the building. Professors are located at the heart of the school within reach of their students becoming both resources and collaborators for the dynamic evolution of ideas happening within the school.

The Business School, like every new construction at Rutgers University, is LEED Silver equivalent. The building is powered by solar panels and the neighboring geothermal borefield built below the quad. All storm water is managed through bioswales and retention ponds on site. The atrium provides high levels of day-lighting into the building and the mechanical system is optimized for lower energy usage. Low VOC materials and specialized carpet tiles enhance the air quality, as well.