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| Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art |
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| Location: Kansas City, Missouri |
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| Project Details |
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| Size: 23,200 square feet |
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| Type: Art/Educational |
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| Architect: Gunnar Birkerts |
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| Products: Custom Flat Seam Stainless Steel Roof, Wall, and Fascia Panels |
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Gunnar Birkerts designed this signature building. Construction began October 2, 1992, and the museum opened October 2, 1994.
A large central atrium, culminates in an articulated skylight 22 feet high. Extended from either side of the atrium are two wings. Works of art are always on view in the atrium and the corridors of each wing.
Much like a 3-D puzzle of craftsmanship, thousands of man hours went into detailing and interlocking more than 6000 stainless steel roof panels. |
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The dynamic building form is expressive of the constant progression of modern art. It presents the distinct personality of the museum while using an informal vocabulary that is not related to any architectural historical style, yet is expressive and accommodating.
The building represents its own and unprecedented image. It is not a style to be emulated, but a standard for design quality and responsiveness. |
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| Cordill - Mason Elementary School |
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| Location: Blue Springs, Missouri |
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| Project Details |
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| Size: 70,000 square feet |
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| Type: Educational Addition |
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| Architect: Hollis & Miller |
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| General Contractor: Fogel - Anderson Construction Company |
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| Products: Standard's SSM200 Composite wall panels and column covers, shop formed prefinished fascia & flashings, Berridge Vee- panel soffit, and Berridge corrugated screen wall panels. |
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| This project is a single story 70,000 sf addition to the existing 42,000 s.f. school building, including new administrative office, cafeteria and kitchen, media center, music, gymnasium, art, SPED, and 24 general instruction classrooms. |
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| USD 500 - Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools Headquarters |
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| Location: Kansas City, Kansas |
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| Project Details |
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| Size: 100,000 square feet |
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| Type: Educational Administration Office |
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| Architect: Bell/Knott |
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| General Contractor: Taylor Kelly |
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| Products: Standard provided engineering and fabrication as required for the installation of these anodized aluminum sunshades, some 84 units, mounted above office windows at the 2nd and 3rd floor levels.. |
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| This project is a three-story building, part of the consolidation of two KCKPS offices: the Central Office at 625 Minnesota Avenue, and the Education Center at Indian Springs."Though this new building will house many of our administrative and support staff, it is really all about our students," said Dr. Cynthia Lane, superintendent of schools. "It is a place where we can come together as a team to work in support of our students, and a place where we welcome students and community members." |
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| Location: Olathe, Kansas |
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| Project Details |
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| Size: Size: 73,000 square feet |
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| Type: Educational Addition/Remodel |
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| Architect: Hollis & Miller |
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| General Contractor: J.E. Dunn Construction Company |
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| Products: Standard Sheet Metal shop fabricated the segmented aluminum plate wall panels & column covers with custom random orbital finish, utilizing a modified SSM-100 system, as well as all shop formed prefinished fascia & flashings. |
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| This project is an addition/remodel to the existing high school, including new administrative office and main entry, orchestra classroom, science labs, culinary arts lab and dining room, FACS /fitness lab and practice gymnasium with locker rooms, and two story general instruction classroom wing. |
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| Mission Trails Middle School |
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| Location: Olathe, Kansas |
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| Project Details |
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| Size: 86,000 square feet |
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| Type: Educational |
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| Architect: Hollis & Miller Architects |
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| General Contractor: J.E. Dunn Construction Company |
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| Products: Standard’s SSM300 Composite wall panels and column covers, shop formed prefinished fascia, copings and flashings, Berridge Vee- panel soffit, and Berridge corrugated screen wall panels. |
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| This project is a two story, multi-level 86,000 sf school building. The Entry Level includes administrative office, commons and kitchen, vocal & instrumental music, auditorium, art classrooms, 3 science labs, and 5 general instruction classrooms. |
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| The Upper Level incorporates the media center, 4 science labs, 3 activity rooms, and 13 general instruction classrooms. The Lower Level houses the gymnasium, auxiliary gymnasium, locker rooms, weights & fitness lab, and natatorium. |
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| Student Union – University of Missouri, Kansas City |
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| Location: Kansas City, Missouri |
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| Project Details |
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| Size: 108,300 square feet |
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| Type: Educational – Student Union |
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| Architect: Gould Evans |
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| General Contractor: McCown Gordon Construction Company |
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| Products: : Standard furnished and installed Standard’s SSM200 Horizontal Composite wall panels at the roof fascia and canopy soffits as well as column covers, shop formed prefinished fascia & flashings, Berridge Zee-lock roofing panels, Berridge L- panel, and CSI Verta-Cade corrugated screen wall panels. |
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| This facility replaces the University Center, which was built in 1961 for a student population of 3,600. UMKC enrollment is projected to increase by 20 percent in 2011; the new student union will offer more congregate space for students. |
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| With the design-build approach, McCown Gordon and Gould Evans designed and built the new four-story student union, including a two-story bookstore, 300-320 seat theater, open areas for student meetings and congregations, coffee shop, food court, retail space, event space, office space for student organizations, game room, garden terrace and parking garage. |
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| The project has registered LEED® Gold certification and includes a green roof, pervious pavers on the garden terrace, use of native landscaping, water efficient fixturing, daylighting and storm water collection. |
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