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Timeless architecture is tricky business. There remains a constant tension, especially within cities, between the desire to create anew and the need to respect or repurpose the historic. Enter materials. The fundamental building blocks of architecture, materials (and their assembly) largely determine the longevity of a given project. A material like stone has been used in construction for millennia, often chosen to establish a sense of stability or timelessness. Today, stone fa\u00e7ades are becoming increasingly thin, taking on the form of cladding to be used in conjunction with a larger building envelope system.<\/p>\n

Exploring stone cladding in diverse cultural projects, the following designs rethink the material\u2019s traditional construction techniques. As civic and institutional structures, the projects are made with an understanding of larger material contexts. The dynamic cultural centers use stone cladding to control light, view and boundary. Varied in scale and program, the fa\u00e7ades dramatically shape experience around contemporary life. Rethinking stone within the building envelope, the designs begin to show how a timeless architecture can be created by reinterpreting a material language.<\/p>\n

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The Chazen Museum of Art<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0by\u00a0Machado Silvetti<\/a>, Madison, Wis., United States<\/p>\n

Linear Ceilings & Walls by ACGI – Architectural Components Group, Inc.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Machado and Silvetti\u2019s Chazen Museum was made to create strong connections between inside and outside and from the entrance to the main gallery. Designed with a bridge gallery, the project forms a significant courtyard space along a portion of the East Campus Mall visible from University Avenue. Reinterpreting its context while respecting it, the museum\u2019s exterior cladding and material construction aimed to unify the south fa\u00e7ade of the museum and become a gateway to the campus.<\/p>\n

Stone cladding was used both inside and out. The linear ceilings and walls were made possible with the help of Architectural Components Group, forming surfaces that climb, fold and define different exterior and interior spaces. Inside, the main public stair is formed by a continuous band of stone veneer, which is conceived of as a stone \u201ccarpet\u201d running uninterrupted. Outside, stone cladding, copper and glass combine to realize ideas on aperture, form and light.<\/p>\n

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United States Courthouse<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0by\u00a0Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects<\/a>, Austin, Texas, United States. Photos by\u00a0<\/em>Timothy Hursley<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

Limestone cladding by White Construction<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Formed as compact, cubic stone block, MSME\u2019s courthouse was designed around natural light and stability. Clad in local Texas limestone, the project includes rotated and interlocking courtrooms with precisely crafted fenestration and detailing.<\/p>\n

The limestone veneer was quarried and cut into 16 different sizes and shape to be laid in multiple configurations around the building\u2019s fa\u00e7ade. The tight-woven, ashlar pattern includes both vertical flush and horizontal raked mortar joints. This tooling detail creates undulating patterns across the courthouse\u2019s fa\u00e7ade. The intricate limestone combines with a darkly finished stainless steel between floor-to-flooring continuous glazing along the building envelope.<\/p>\n

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Alice Tully Hall<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0by\u00a0Diller Scofidio + Renfro<\/a>, Manhattan, N.Y., United States<\/p>\n

Stone Fa\u00e7ade by\u00a0ABC Stone<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Alice Tully Hall was created as a renovation and redesign of the existing multi-purpose hall into a dynamic music venue that embraces the streetscape. The former opaque stone building designed by Pietro Belluschi was extended and gracefully opened to the street to provide an intimate lobby and box office. The new building established a high performance inner liner to provide a more balanced acoustic environment throughout the project\u2019s interior.<\/p>\n

The hall\u2019s exterior reinterprets the existing stone structure most readily seen through the progressively recessed glazing voids in line with the original building. The stone combines with the fenestration above the tapered one-way cable net glass lobby below. The design was made to address the commonly held opinion about the hall\u2019s lack of intimacy. The project elegantly reinterprets its context to provide a new cultural extension to Juilliard School.<\/p>\n

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Vol Walker Hall and the Steven L. Anderson Design Center<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0by\u00a0Marlon Blackwell Architect<\/a>, Fayetteville, Ark.\u00a0Photos by\u00a0<\/em>Timothy Hursley<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

Limestone\u00a0Rain Screen\u00a0by Stone Panels<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Removing 13,000 square feet of library space in Vol Walker Hall, the new addition of the Steven L. Anderson Design Center features studio and critique spaces as well as an auditorium and roof terrace. Careful material detailing honors the building\u2019s historic counterpart while establishing a powerful language of its own. The project was made as a counterweight to the existing building, formed as a post-tensioned concrete structure instead of a layered steel-frame construction.<\/p>\n

Conveying a sense of mass and volume, the architectural concrete and Indiana limestone cladding was chosen to portray substance, weight and stability. The limestone rain screen by Stone Panels was integrated with a fritted glass brise soleil to mitigate solar gain from the west, while simultaneously serving as a way to illustrate construction methods, detailing, and environmental strategies for students of the school.<\/p>\n

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