This 1877 facility now accommodates LGBT programs as well as meeting and social rooms available for use by other campus groups. The project includes restoration of the exterior and complete renovation of the interior.
The exterior design discreetly modifies the original brick and stone, whereas the interior deliberately differs and offers modern and minimalist style. The carriage space now functions as a lobby and reception area with a steel and concrete stairway, the ground floor stables become a multipurpose lounge, and the hayloft serves as a library, illuminated by a restored skylight.
The center occupies a growing residential region of the campus. Working in collaboration with the landscape designer, outdoor spaces integrate the project into students’ circulation patterns.
Formal name of Project:
Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center (LGBTC) at The Carriage House
Location:
Philadelphia
Gross square footage:
6,000 sq ft
Total construction cost:
$2 million
Owner:
The University of Pennsylvania
Division of Facilities Services
3101 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Architect:
Belmont Freeman Architects
110 West 40 Street
New York, NY 10018
T 212-382-3311
F 212-730-1229
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Products Structural system Exterior cladding Concrete: Roofing Metal: Shingles: Windows Glazing Doors Hardware Hinges: Closers: Pulls: Cabinet hardware: Interior finishes Paint: Plastic laminate: Carpet: Furnishings Task Chairs: Side Chairs: Reception furniture: Lounge Chairs: Library/Conference Tables: Lounge Tables: Upholstery: Lighting Downlights, surface mounted cylinders: Wall washers: Conveyance Elevator cab: Plumbing Toilets: Lavatories: Lavatory fittings:
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