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University of Wyoming – Visual Arts Facility in Laramie by Hacker Architects

 
May 3rd, 2016 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: The American Institute of Architects (AIA)

The Visual Arts Facility (VAF) at University of Wyoming consolidates the University’s fine arts program from its scattered locations throughout the campus, addressing the limitations of the former facilities while providing students and faculty the resources to facilitate their exploration in the fine arts. The building is designed to be state-of-the-art, competitive, accessible, and sufficiently flexible to accept program and technological evolution. Sited adjacent to the Wyoming State Art Museum, the VAF is a key component of the campus’s new arts precinct.

Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer

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  • Architects: Hacker Architects
  • Project: University of Wyoming – Visual Arts Facility
  • Location: 2129 Willet Drive Laramie Wyoming 82072 United States
  • Photography: Lara Swimmer 
  • Project Owner: University of Wyoming
  • Joint Venture or Associate Architect: Malone Belton Able PC
  • Project Site: Previously Undeveloped Land
  • Project Site Context/Setting: Suburban
  • Building or Project Gross Floor Area: 77,484 square feet
  • Project Completion Date: January, 2012

Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer

Image Courtesy © Lara Swimmer

Complementing the archival and display nature of the museum, the VAF includes facilities for art history instruction along with studios and labs for ceramics, sculpture, painting, drawing,small metals, printmaking, graphic design, and digital arts. Faculty studios, public gathering spaces, critique and display areas, and a gallery that converts to a black box address the additional needs of the art department. The art faculty and students find great inspiration in Wyoming’s extraordinary environment of big sky, rocky buttes, and dynamic winds, and often head outdoors to work. As such, the building is intended to be equally engaging, allowing occupants to experience the outdoor environment from within while at the same time creating quality interior experiences.

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