霍维茨大厅，肯扬学院的新工作室，旨在激发创造性的探索和学习，是一个动手的艺术实验室。这个项目是一个更大的校园规划计划的一部分，旨在提高肯扬的知名度和对艺术的参与，肯扬是俄亥俄州中部的一所选修文科学院。

Designed to inspire creative exploration and learning by doing, Horvitz Hall, the new studio arts building at Kenyon College, is a hands-on laboratory for art. This project was part of a larger campus planning initiative to increase visibility and participation in the arts at Kenyon, a selective liberal arts college in central Ohio.

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锌板位于通往校园的主要通道上，它表达了目的地的空间，并与建筑外壳的砖砌体形成了鲜明的对比。这座新建筑将艺术项目纳入学术核心，并完成了一个新的艺术区，与附近的画廊和音乐建筑，肯扬的中央人行横道，中间小路以西。

Located on a major approach to campus, zinc panels express the destination spaces and offer contrast with the brick masonry of the building shell. The new building brings the arts programs into the academic core and completes a new arts precinct with the nearby Gallery and Music buildings, west of Kenyon’s central pedestrian spine, Middle Path.

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该方案包括版画、绘画、雕塑、摄影、照明、安装、数字和音频媒体的专门工作室，以及画廊和展览区、办公室、研讨会室和艺术专业个人工作室空间。该项目将清洁和肮脏的功能分离开来，该大楼由两个交叉的酒吧组成-一个每层有三个大工作室，另一个在双层走廊上有较小的办公室、教室和单独的工作室。抛光的混凝土地板贯穿整个室内，容纳了杂乱无章的艺术制作过程，赞美功利的建筑美学。

The program includes specialized studios for printmaking, drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, lighting, installation, and digital and audio media, in addition to a gallery and exhibition area, offices, seminar rooms, and individual studio space for art majors. Separating the clean and dirty functions of the program, the building is organized by two intersecting bars – one containing three large studios per floor and the second containing smaller offices, classrooms and individual studios along a double-loaded corridor. Polished concrete flooring throughout the interior accommodates the messy process of art-making and compliments the utilitarian building aesthetic.

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霍维茨大厅是LEED银认证。有效的机械系统，为每一个艺术过程和能源回收，帮助节省能源的工作室环境。所有工作室的专用设备确保适当的空气质量和居住者的健康和安全。程序邻接被确定，以减少机械负荷-工作室与最高的机械需求位于顶层，以尽量减少排气旅行时间的排气系统在屋顶上。室内环境质量采用低VOC材料、涂料和密封胶进行优化.提供了可操作的窗口，允许用户控制其环境，90%以上的空间提供了自然光和视图。高效的水环境美化和低流量管道固定装置减少用水。

Horvitz Hall is LEED Silver-certified. Efficient mechanical systems tailored to each of the arts processes and energy recovery help conserve energy in the studio environments. Specialized equipment in all the studios ensures proper air quality and occupant health and safety. Program adjacencies were determined to reduce mechanical load — studios with the highest mechanical needs are located on the top floor to minimize the exhaust travel time to the exhaust systems on the roof. Indoor environmental quality is optimized with low-VOC materials, paints and sealants. Operable windows were provided to allow users to control their environments, and access to natural light and views are provided to more than 90 percent of spaces. Water efficient landscaping and low-flow plumbing fixtures reduce water usage.

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

Architects GUND Partnership

Location Gambier, OH, United States

Category Visual Arts Center

Architect in Charge GUND Partnership

Landscape Architect David Berarducci Landscape Architecture

Area 41500.0 ft2

Project Year 2012

Photographs Brad Feinknopf