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Sponsored by Tanaka Laboratory,
Department of Architecture,
School of Science and Technology, Meiji University
North Carolina Museum of Art - LEED Gold Project
| Lecturer: |
Greg Reaves, Architect |
| Date: |
Friday, April 2, 2010 |
| Time: |
7:00-8:30pm
(Doors open at 6:30) |
| Venue : |
Room 1096, Liberty Tower 9F
Surugadai Campus, Meiji University
1-1 Kanda-Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8301 |
| Access : |
http://www.meiji.ac.jp/cip/english/other/surugadai.html
3 minutes on foot from JR Chuo/Sobu Line and Subway Marunouchi Line Ochanomizu Station
5 minutes on foot from Subway Chiyoda Line Shin-Ochanomizu Station
5 minutes on foot from Subway Mita, Shinjuku, and Hanzomon Lines Jimbocho Station |
| Fee : |
500Yen (Free for students) |
| CES Credit : |
LU:2.0 (HSW: YES SD: YES) |
The lecture will focus on the design parameters and the various elements of responsible design in the North Carolina Museum of Art, which is scheduled to achieve LEED Gold Certification. Greg will also describe the relationship of the new gallery building to the existing museum building (designed by Edward Durell Stone) and it’s connection to the 164 acre Art Park in which it is sited. In addition, there will be a description of the LEED registration and documentation process.
Every aspect of the project has been carefully considered with respect to sustainable, responsible design including the site stormwater management systems, the building envelope, daylighting at the galleries, the highly efficient building systems, the building materials, the indoor air quality, and the landscape.
Biography
Greg Reaves is a founding member Thomas Phifer and Partners having joined at its inception in 1997, he has been a partner in the firm since 2004. He has been responsible for the design and management of academic, institutional, commercial, and residential projects including the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, North Carolina, the Headquarters for Sara Lee Branded Apparel in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and residences in New York, Colorado, and Iowa.
His current projects include the expansion of Clemson's Lee Hall Architecture College, the Sports City Benghazi and the Olympic Village Master Planning in Tripoli, Libya, the Restaurant and Performance Pavilions at the Woodall Rodgers Park in Dallas, Texas, and the Center for Visual Arts at Clemson University. In addition to his project responsibilities, he leads the firm’s marketing and public relations efforts, and focuses on building and maintaining client relationships.
Prior to joining Thomas Phifer and Partners, Mr. Reaves worked at Richard Meier and Partners in New York, serving as a project designer and project manager on several projects, including the City Hall and Public Library in The Hague, The Netherlands; The Getty Center in Los Angeles, California; The Museum of Television and Radio in Beverly Hills, California; The Church at Tor Tre Testi in Rome, Italy; and the Neugebauer House in Naples, Florida
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