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Project: Student Innovation Center Architect: KT Location:Ames, IA.

Kieran Timberlake Selected Projects #2

History and Culture of Kieran Timberlake

The alchemy of art, science, analysis, and intuition with regard to the built environment is our core mission.

Founded in 1984, KieranTimberlake brings together the experience and talents of over 100 professionals of diverse backgrounds and abilities in a practice that is recognized worldwide. Their projects include the programming, planning, and design of new structures as well as the conservation, renovation, and transformation of existing buildings, with special expertise in education, government, arts and culture, civic, and residential projects.

Common to all their work is that each project begins with a question and continues its development within a culture of continuous asking, ensuring that design results from deep investigation. KieranTimberlake is committed not only to delivering the highest quality services to their clients, but also to pursuing ideas that push the practice of architecture forward.

They have received hundreds of design citations, including the Firm Award from the American Institute of Architects in 2008 and the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award for Architecture from the Smithsonian Institution in 2010.

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Design Philosophy

PROVOCATION

They provoke change within the practice of architecture by pushing the boundaries of current norms for design and construction, pursuing broad questions like, How do they reconcile the contradictory demands for low energy consumption and abundant natural light? How do they recover the embodied energy in a building? and How do they achieve greater quality and environmental responsibility in less time? They rely on collective intelligence and nonhierarchical production structures for gains in economy, efficiency, and quality. Some of the provocations we have pursued include re-envisioning the traditional building envelope, developing new techniques in off-site fabricated architecture, and building new tools for sustainable design. They work toward the evolution of the field, toward an architecture that embraces transformation and progress. In the spirit of making change through meaningful collaboration, they participate in lectures, conferences, symposia, and exhibitions around the world.

RESEARCH

They seek ways to improve the art, quality, and craft of architecture through research into new materials, processes, assemblies, and products. Their commitment to research has provided a way for deep investigation to be conducted during design—and for the results to stimulate and augment the processes of designing and building at KieranTimberlake. Exploratory, empirical, and applied research brings added value to our commissioned architectural projects and allows us to develop new custom products and tools for the architecture industry.

ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

KieranTimberlake takes a holistic view to designing for sustainability. It is our belief that current standards can result in a checklist approach to environmental design. They advocate designing for the integrity of the structure as a whole rather than a sum of individual parts, and we utilize integrated systems that work together for greater gains. Whenever possible, features serve multiple purposes: A pond on site may serve as a leisure amenity, a stormwater management strategy, and a source for landscape irrigation. Their research focus allows us to pursue the latest developments in environmental technology and materials and to develop our own sustainable building methodologies. They understand the need to balance the ideals of resource conservation, energy efficiency, and environmental stewardship with the realities of performance criteria, constructability, and budget.

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Kieran Timberlake Selected Projects

Sculpture Building and School of Art Gallery

  • Yale University
  • New Haven, Connecticut
  • LEED Platinum
  • 55,000 square feet (studio building), 2,800 square feet (art gallery),
    131,000 square feet (garage and retail space)
  • 2007
  • Program: art gallery, studios, classrooms, workshops, parking garage, retail space
  • Awards:
    AIA COTE Top Ten Green Project
    AIA CAE Award of Excellence
    AIA Pennsylvania Silver Medal
    AIA Philadelphia Honor Award
    Architect R+D Award
    BSA Higher Education Award of Excellence
    Chicago Athenaeum American and International Architecture Awards
    AIA New England Honor Award
    Western Red Cedar Architectural Design Award

Photos by Kieran Timberlake

Dilworth Park

  • Center City District
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • 4 acres
  • 2014
  • Program: Underground transit hub, public park and plaza, café
  • Awards:
    AIA Philadelphia Silver Medal (unbuilt)
    AIA Pennsylvania Honor Award (unbuilt)
    AIA Philadelphia Gold Medal
    (built)
    Urban Land Institute Philadelphia, Willard Rouse Award for Excellence
    ASLA Award of Excellence in Urban Design

 

Photos by Kieran Timberlake

Student Innovation Center

  • Iowa State University
  • Ames, Iowa
  • LEED Gold
  • 146,000 square feet
  • 2020
  • Program: Classrooms, lecture space, studio spaces, café and dining, green roof, laboratories, glassblowing furnace
  • Awards: AIA Tri-State Merit Award
Project: Student Innovation Center
Architect: KT
Location:Ames, IA.
Project: Student Innovation Center
Architect: KT
Location:Ames, IA.
Project: Student Innovation Center
Architect: KT
Location:Ames, IA.

Photos by Kieran Timberlake

Do not forget that we will be posting more work by Kieran Timberlake in the coming weeks and months, so keep an eye out for more of their incredible work!! Every Friday we will be posting a new Featured Company, so join us again next week!

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