While touring the project yesterday, I was impressed with both the quality of the natural lighting within the building as well as the reflective quality of the exterior glazing.
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Chief Mechanical Engineer Dan Reider inspecting the ceilings prior to finishes.
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There are several places in the building where the interior walls abut the exterior glazing.
This is beneficial and intentional. The light washes the wall and is thrown into the space. |
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View from the adjunct faculty offices towards Palmetto Academy across Pampas Drive.
The darker colored glazing to the left is part of the exterior glazing pattern. |
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The vertical sections, or mullions, of this piece of curtainwall are butt glazed.
Notice the reflection of the existing building and the man on stilts finishing the interior walls. |
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| The East glazing reflects the trees while the North glazing reflects the sky. |
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| Workers cleaning the brick at the South end of the building. |
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