UTD Athenaeum
The University of Texas at Dallas evolved its campus into a cultural hub by creating a 56,000 SF museum, the Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr. Athenaeum. The Athenaeum is comprised of three new buildings – the Crow Museum of Asian Art, a performance hall, and a museum for the traditional arts of the Americas – all centered around a vibrant plaza.
In order to fully capture the culture behind the Crow Museum of Asian Art, the client required a fabricator capable of integrating artistic perspectives into the metal panel facade system. KSC’s expertise in innovative architectural solutions, combined with its ability to customize products, provide design assistance, and install the panels, perfectly addressed this need.
KSC collaborated with Morphosis Architects and The Beck Group to craft a metal facade system made up of 9,900 SF aluminum composite material and custom painted and perforated aluminum plate that complements the structure’s vision while showcasing expertise in innovative architectural solutions. Utilizing the KSC-3000 and KSC-EFS 1000 systems, KSC ensures that every aspect of the feature wall will meet both functional requirements and artistic aspirations.
The meticulous attention to detail and seamless coordination between KSC, Morphosis Architects, and The Beck Group ensured the successful integration of metal paneling and contributed to the Athenaeum’s status as a beacon of creativity and excellence in architectural design.
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Architect:
Morphosis
Square Feet:
9900
Client:
The University of Texas at Dallas
Services
Design Assist
Custom Fabrication
Installation
3D & Scanning
Systems
ACM Systems
Screening and Unitized System
Surfaces
Post Painted Aluminum Plate
Aluminum Composite