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560 Vinson in Fayetteville, Arkansas by Modus Studio

Tuesday, February 24th, 2015

Article source: Modus Studio

Empowered by their love of place and a history of previous renovations, the owners of this Mt. Sequoyah property sought a complete transformation for their modest ranch-style home. They came to us for a creative and modern approach to design that would provide natural light and views throughout the project. With deep ties to the surrounding neighborhood, there was also a desire to tastefully censor the adjacent homes without completely severing their connection to this charming community.

Image Courtesy © Timothy Hursley

Architects: Modus Studio
Project: 560 Vinson
Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas
Photography: Timothy Hursley
Software used: Revit, 3dsMax, Photoshop, and Adobe InDesign
Completed: 2013
Owner: Mike White + Bao Bui
Area:
- Existing Thermal Area: 1700 SF
- Existing Non-Thermal Area: 1345 SF
- Renovated Thermal Area: 1024 SF
- Additional Thermal Area: 370 SF
- Additional Semi-Thermal Area: 229 SF
- Additional Non-Thermal Area: 535 SF
- Total: 2158 SF
Construction Costs: $235,600.00 $125 per SF
Architectural Team: Chris Baribeau, AIA Principal Architect , Graham Patterson, Assoc. AIA Project Manager, Suzana Annable, Assoc. AIA, Josh Siebert, Assoc. AIA
General Contractor: GB Group | Jacob Tankersley

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Fayetteville Festival Park Performance Pavilion in North Carolina by Clark Nexsen

Friday, August 3rd, 2012

Article source: Clark Nexsen

The Performance Pavilion is the major architectural element in the overall plan of the new Festival Park in Fayetteville, North Carolina. It is comprised of a raised, covered stage, and back-of-house functions in a simple, rectangular extrusion. It is intended that, on a daily basis, the pavilion appears more like a park folly than an empty stage. To this end, the back-of-house functions slide to one side, allowing an open view through to the backdrop of existing trees. Operable panels, which can be retracted from behind a scrim wall, create a backdrop and crossover when performances are taking place.

Image Courtesy JWest Productions

Architects: Clark Nexsen (formerly Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee)
Project: Fayetteville Festival Park Performance Pavilion
Location: Fayetteville, North Carolina
Associate Architect: SFL+a Architects
Client: City of Fayetteville
Project Team: Jeffrey Lee, David Francis, Jennifer Olson
Photographs: JWest Productions

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Fayetteville 2030: Transit City Scenario in Fayetteville, Arkansas by University of Arkansas Community Design Center

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Article source: University of Arkansas Community Design Center

As a complement to Fayetteville’s 2030 City Plan, a 2030 Transit City Scenario Plan independently models a future based on development of a streetcar system. While city planning is generally future-oriented, scenario planning models specific futures from the insistent exploration of a particular driver through “what if” propositions.

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Architects: University of Arkansas Community Design Center
Project: Fayetteville 2030: Transit City Scenario
Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas
Owner: City of Fayetteville, Arkansas
Photography: University of Arkansas Community Design Center

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