Lindner Athletics Center wins AIA Chicago award
The Richard E. Lindner Center and George & Helen Smith Athletics Museum on the University of Cincinnati main campus has won special recognition from the Chicago chapter of the American Institute of Architects.Focusing on interiors and, more specifically, the trophy case, one juror called the multi-story, translucent wall of trophies “brilliant”.AIA Chicago jurors also liked the “good environmental graphics and industrial design” employed by the architects in showcasing the university’s athletic and academic success.Earning special recognition were Perkins+Will/Eva Maddox Branded Environments, Bernard Tschumi Architects, Glaserworks, Intaglio, Turner Construction Company, Harmon Inc., and Xibitz.Read the full release here.
The Richard E. Lindner Center and George & Helen Smith Athletics Museum on the University of Cincinnati main campus has won special recognition from the Chicago chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
Focusing on interiors and, more specifically, the trophy case, one juror called the multi-story, translucent wall of trophies “brilliant”.
AIA Chicago jurors also liked the “good environmental graphics and industrial design” employed by the architects in showcasing the university’s athletic and academic success.
Earning special recognition were Perkins+Will/Eva Maddox Branded Environments, Bernard Tschumi Architects, Glaserworks, Intaglio, Turner Construction Company, Harmon Inc., and Xibitz.
Read the full release here.
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