Pitkin County Library in Colorado by Pure + FreeForm

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Desiring to capture the human aspect of the project, Hopkins Architecture’s facade design for the Piktin County Library sought to complement the natural beauty of the project site, while responding to the light visual texture. Rejecting other metals due to cold or bright reflectivity, they opted for an exterior clear coat finish treated with gold and copper pearl to generate reflection of warmth. Pure + FreeForm added rust and gold speckling on top to finish the panels in a discreetly luxurious way, resulting in a subtle beauty, which does not compete with the picturesque mountains in the distance.

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• Architects: Pure + FreeForm
• Project: Pitkin County Library
• Location: Colorado, USA

Image Courtesy © Pure + FreeForm

Image Courtesy © Pure + FreeForm

Image Courtesy © Pure + FreeForm

Image Courtesy © Pure + FreeForm

Image Courtesy © Pure + FreeForm

Tags: Colorado, USA

Category: Library

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