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George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building

Schematic design phase for a new building at George Mason University to house the Art & Visual Technology department. The building will feature exhibition galleries, studios, and a welcoming entrance.

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George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building

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  1. George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  2. - Location: Fairfax, VA - Size: 88,902 sq ft (Across 3 above grade stories) - Cost: $20.5 million - Function: To house the Art & Visual Technology department whose curriculum spans from metal working to sculpting to painting. The building will also provide space for general education. - Architect: Ayers/Saint/Gross Building Overview George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  3. Campus Map George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  4. “The Department of Art and Visual Technology’s primary purpose is to foster the conceptual and technical education of the artist in a highly professional and studio-oriented environment. Believing that the artist's success is dependent on both creative vision and technical expertise, the Department encourages excellence, critical inquiry, and experimentation.” -24 full-time & 25 part-time faculty. 550 students -Several venues for student and professional exhibitions About the Art & Visual Technology Department - Harold Linton, ChairDepartment of Art and Visual Technology George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  5. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Building Lower Level Floor Plan George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  6. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Building Entry Level Floor Plan George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  7. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Building Upper Level Floor Plan George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  8. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio - Create a warm and welcoming prominent entrance - Highlight department logo on ornamental banner - Accent building name along with steel & glass canopy - Assist in way finding Main Courtyard Design Goals George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  9. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Main Courtyard Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  10. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Main Courtyard Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  11. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio • Impress those entering the building. This space is the first impression of the building • - Innovative atmosphere • - Inspiration for students & Faculty • Showcase the building & department • Reinforce the spaciousness through use of peripheral emphasis Entry Lobby Design Goals George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  12. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Entry Lobby Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  13. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Entry Lobby Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  14. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Entry Lobby Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  15. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio • Low profile design. Don’t take attention from exhibit pieces • Highlight exhibit pieces, provide minimal ambient lighting • Provide flexible design for any arrangement or type of work. • Provide space for custom lighting for gallery pieces Exhibit Gallery Design Goals George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  16. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio • Wood paneled ceiling • Sleek, clean appearance • Narrow channel grid for track fixtures to be flush with ceiling. • General illumination through recessed black louvered 1x4’s in same channel as track lighting to continue low profile Exhibit Gallery Key Design Criteria George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  17. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Exhibit Gallery Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  18. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Exhibit Gallery Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  19. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Exhibit Gallery Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  20. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Exhibit Gallery Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  21. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio • Provide a high uniform level light level on the work surface (usually easels) • The appearance of objects within the room is critical due to them being the focal point for the painters. This includes how well the objects are illuminated and the color rendering of objects • Integrate and utilize daylight with electric lighting design • Provide flexible lighting on objects to be modeled by the painters to allow multiple appearances for the same object • Create uniform diffuse lighting in area where students are sitting to avoid any possible shadowing problems Painting Studio Design Goals George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  22. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Painting Studio Space Overview George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  23. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Painting Studio Space Layout Seating Area Object Area George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  24. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio • Recessed Track Lighting for Model Area • Direct/Indirect pendants for general illumination Painting Studio Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  25. Main Courtyard Entry Lobby Exhibit Gallery Painting Studio Painting Studio Design Concept George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

  26. Questions & Comments George Mason University Art & Visual Technology Building Allen Walker Schematic Design Phase

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