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TROSTEL AWARD WINNER 2000: Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Frederick Arts Center Foundation, Inc.
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center--Descriptive Data Sheet
Completion Date:
December 1999
Location:
40 South Carroll Street Building Type:
Cultural and educational
Specific Use of Building:
Community arts center for exhibition and instruction of the visual arts
Project Renovate existing historic 21,000 gsf mill building into state- of-the-art exhibition and instructional spaces. Addition houses new entrance and meeting hall along with additional art labs.
Program: Total 31,000 gsf for: Technical Full restoration of three floor wood and masonry mill building under review of the Maryland Historic Trust. Full MEP and life safety upgrades were included. Addition is masonry and steel joined to mill building with a glass and steel bridge.
Energy Considerations: Thermal envelope improvements made to existing mill building. New central plant housed in addition backfeeds into mill building through connecting bridge, preserving architectural image of historic mill.
Barrier Free Design:
Addition and historic mill building are completely accessible.
Environmental Sensitivity:
N/A
Cost:
$3,124,629
Project:
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Architecture Firm
Richter Cornbrooks Gribble, Inc.
Design Team Members
Jonathan M. Fishman, AIA Associated Architect or Architectural Consultant:
N/A
Owner or Developer
Frederick Arts Center Foundation Engineering Consultants:
Structural
Regan Matonak & Associates Mechanical / Electrical
Kibart, Inc. Landscape Architect
N/A
General Contractor or Construction Manager
Bruchey Builders Photographer
Bob Creamer Back to Design Awards 2000 page Copyright © 1995-2008 AIA Baltimore
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