Jobs at the Julie Collins Art Museum Auburn Al
Auburn University
- Primary PLANNING
- PERFORMANCE
- HOSPITALITY
- Bookish
"Wilson Butler was selected based upon their potent agreement of the processes, development of potent solutions, back up of our constituents and their connexion with the community in a substantive way during the charrette."
Jim Carroll, AIA, University Architect, Auburn University
- Cost
$50 meg
- SIZE
fourscore,000 SF
- Scope
Chief Planning, Programming, Architecture, Interior Design, Construction Assistants
Located at the southern end of campus, the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Eye together with the Julie Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art define the Cultural Arts Commune and southern gateway to campus. This 80,000 square foot edifice provides high quality, performance venues in support of music, theatre, dance, spoken word and other events. The chief functioning venue houses approximately 1,200 guests with full support (box office, catering kitchen, wardrobe and dressing rooms, as well every bit conference and part infinite). Construction began in August of 2017 and was completed in the Summer of 2019. The project is LEED Gold Certified.
Master PLANNING
Tasked with defining a new Arts Commune for the campus, Wilson Butler Architects developed a principal-plan that bolsters connections to the nearby Arts Museum, and sets the phase for a time to come mixed-use arts and entertainment district. As function of the Master-Planning for the future Duncan Drive connection to the celebrated campus center, the Performing Arts Center serves every bit a new cultural gateway to Auburn University.
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PERFORMANCE
The Performing Arts Eye is organized effectually ii primary venues; a 1,200 seat multi-purpose operation hall, and a 250-seat flexible venue. These two venues are linked with a transparent multi-story foyer oriented towards the fine art museum and major campus entry roadway, inviting all to join in the celebration of the arts. Efficient dorsum-of-house programming and design adjacencies allow these critical support spaces to serve both venues thus eliminating unnecessary duplication, while withal serving the performer'due south important pre and postal service-performance needs. The 1,200-seat multi-purpose hall has been designed with natural, variable acoustics, orchestra pit/lift, adjustable proscenium, with a stage (and stagehouse) to accommodate a full range of performers from a pocket-size ensemble or dance troupe, to a total symphony orchestra and chorus, to touring Broadway shows.
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HOSPITALITY
With the large expanse of curtain wall creating a sense of transparency between the interior and outside, inspiration for the antechamber came from the natural environs. The color palette is balanced with the rich, amber color of Southern Longleaf Pine planks. The woods stains create a rhythm that mimics the rolling hills every bit they fade off into the altitude. Fabrics, paints, and rug in colors from the lord's day-kissed heaven – blues, purples, and peaches – are sprinkled throughout the space. Small details add together dimension and texture and create a sense of sophistication: a dimensional drinking glass tile plays off the angles of the curtain wall and gauzy sheer defunction frame the view to the outside. The antechamber features custom art installations throughout.
To create a sense of connection to the Anteroom, many of the materials are repeated in the front of business firm Lounges such equally the rich wood, unique glass tile, and the quartz counters. The design of the Lounges is elevated through the use of tile and quartz that mimic stone as well as the details seen throughout. Frameless mirrors and unadorned sconces create a sense of contemporary sophistication. Woods doors at the stalls bring warmth and richness into the infinite. Cove lighting throughout gives the sense of sunlight seeping through skylights, helping to create a connexion to the exterior.
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ACADEMIC
At Auburn University, campus pride runs deep, and students are engaged in all aspects of day-to-twenty-four hours function and theater operations. At the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center, technical areas of the Multi-purpose hall have been advisedly designed to be convenient, providing educational activity opportunities for performing arts students. An expansive back-of-house administrative suite delivers contemporary office space flooded with natural calorie-free and views of the performance lawn.
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