Universities and colleges demand facilities
that include a range of attributes:
Aesthetic versatility: Singular designs that are compatible with the overall campus aesthetic, which is often traditional in nature.
Durable and repairable: Construction that stands up to demanding students and weather, and suffers less weather, fire, and water damage.
High performance qualities: Energy-efficient sandwich wall panels with continuous insulation, low maintenance requirements and life-cycle costs
MAPA and the New Jersey Institute of Technology have partnered with the PCI Foundation on a studio program with NJIT’s College of Architecture. The program will explore cutting-edge precast concrete design on a range of building types, challenging students to push the limits of the material in high performance solutions to real-world design challenges.
5 Case Studies Found
Crocker-West Applied Research Laboratory
State College, PA
Harrisburg University Academic Center
Harrisburg, PA
Indiana University Innovation Center
Indiana University, IN
Lincoln University Student Housing
Lincoln University, PA
