Chipperfield Wins HEC School Competition

Doctors buy generic cafergot prescription typically only recommend removing polyps if they bleed, are particularly zoloft online stores large, or have an abnormal appearance. During an endoscopy, a purchase cheapest toradol price tablet doctor will thread a tube through a person's mouth and buy lumigan down into their stomach. At this time, there isn't enough diflucan without prescription information on the safety of Lyrica during pregnancy to determine buy generic clomid if the drug is safe. To learn more, see the estrace vaginal cream without prescription "Precautions for Xeljanz and Humira" section below.‡ An allergic reaction purchase viagra overnight delivery is possible with Xeljanz, but this side effect wasn't reported purchase cheap glyburide sale dangers in clinical trials. Anyone with a family history of cancer norvasc side effects pill should discuss their screening and preventive options with a doctor. lumigan prescription The regimens are most commonly CHOP (cyclophosphamide, hydroxydoxorubicin, vincristine, prednisone) zyprexa without prescription or other multidrug combinations such as CHOEP (CHOP plus etoposide) order discount clomid side effects effects and EPOCH (etoposide, vincristine, doxorubicin, cyclophosphamide, and prednisone). People who buy ampicillin sale experience only emotional or romantic attraction may use the term "panromantic".

10053_2_hec-paris-2big.jpg

Let’s be real – these images of David Chipperfield’s competition winning design for a new gateway building at HEC School of Management in Paris are pretty vague. That being said, I also thought that they were pretty feckin’ sick – and couldn’t help sharing them. Here’s some info on the project:

HEC was founded in 1881 and is a business school affiliated to the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The existing campus opened in 1964 on a 300 acre wooded site in the community of Jouy-en-Josas, a suburb of Paris near Versailles, close to the other top French scientific academic establishments on the “Saclay Plateau”.

The new MBA building will be situated at the intersection between the campus and its planned southern expansion. It will provide a shimmering new façade for HEC facing the existing main campus entrance and the future expansion. The project breaks down the building volume on a long narrow site into a series of multi-faceted blocks whose size more naturally integrates with the scale of the surrounding buildings. These blocks shift in plan relative to one another, creating a series of protected semi-courtyards. Shared functions and the school’s more autonomous teaching spaces are gathered around a large common hall which crosses a campus artery, serving as a ‘social collector’ for HEC and integrating the MBA faculties into the life of the rest of the institution. The architectural approach provides generous informal study areas [quoted text from David Chipperfield Architects].

Expect more info + images when available.

10053_1_hec-paris-1big.jpg

::via WAN::

Posted: July 3rd, 2008
at 10:48am by orangemenace


Categories: architecture,featured ninjas

Comments: No comments



 

Leave a Reply