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High Street Residence Hall, Dickinson College / TenBerke

May 22, 2019

+ 15

Architects: TenBerke
Area: 41945 ft²
Year: 2018
Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Designtex, Lutron, RHEINZINK, Vitro®, +51Assa Abloy, Bega, Forbo Flooring Systems, Sherwin-Williams, Zurn, ABH Manufacturing, Agati, Allegion, Alverson, Armstrong Ceilings, Bartco Lighting, Beam’s, Belden, Benchmark Design Group, Cece, Ceco Door, Corbin Russwin, Daltile, Duratherm, Eggers Industries, Electrix Illumination, First Office, Focal Point Lights, HID Global, Herman Miller, Illuminations, Inc., Indiana Furniture, Inter-lux, Kawneer, Knight Wall Systems, Knisley’s Pet and Farm Center, Knoll International, Kohler, Lithonia Lighting, MOEN, MP Lighting, Maharam, Mercury Lighting, Mohawk Flooring, Momentum Textiles, Oasis, PaperStone, Siemens, Sistemalux, Source International, Stanley Hardware, Steelcase, Transformations, Usai Lighting, WASCO Skylights, thyssenkrupp-51
Professionals: Steven Winter Associates, Andropogon Associates

Dickinson College Kline Center / Cannon Design

June 28, 2016

+ 19

Architects: CannonDesign
: Cannon Design
Area: 29000 ft²
Year: 2014
Manufacturers: Arconic, Brentwood Industires, DAMS Inc, Epic Metals, Fairview Architectural, +3Guardian Glass, Reuther+Bowen, Super Sky Skylights-3
Professionals: Wagman Construction, Barton Associates, CenterPoint Engineering

Harraby Community Campus / ATKINS

March 18, 2016

+ 10

Architects: ATKINS
Area: 5650 m²
Year: 2016

Dickinson College Kline Sports Facility Proposal / Spillman Farmer Architects

Subscriber Access | October 23, 2011

Spillman Farmer Architects’ proposal for the Dickinson College Kline Sports Facility takes advantage of the existing features, while striving to introduce more transparency and connectivity as well as making the building’s sustainability evident. The new three-level addition transforms the Kline Center into a dynamic campus gateway, a marquee building with bold daytime and nighttime presence. The addition is placed along the eastern side of the existing building, reaching east to Cherry Street and south to High Street and integrated with the existing topography. More images and architects’ description after the break.