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Richard M. Fairbanks Center for Communication and Technology, Butler University
Indianapolis, Indiana
This 45,000-square-foot facility is designed by BDMD academic architects to accommodate Butler University's Department of Telecommunication Arts as well as three other related departments: Computer Science, Communication Studies and Journalism. It houses a recording studio and the on-campus home for WTBU, a fully functioning public television station. The academic architecture of this building has two faces, one that blends with the existing campus limestone vernacular and an open face of two-story, floor-to-ceiling glass that offers a dramatic river view.
Awards:
2001 Achievement Award, Architecture Category, A Monumental Affair, Excellence in Design and Development
2003 Achievement Award, Architecture Category, A Monumental Affair
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