Edward Jay Hsueh, 
Denise Michelle Madera, 
Mia Francesca Pustz 
Incorporating a charred wood facade that nods to theatrical craftsmanship, the design serves as a functional hub for union members, blending training, collaboration, and community engagement within a transparent, accessible space.
5 key facts about this project
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Incorporates a charred wood facade that reflects traditional craftsmanship.
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Utilizes cross-laminated timber panels for structural efficiency and sustainability.
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Features extensive glass elements to enhance natural light and visibility.
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Includes multi-functional spaces designed for diverse union activities.
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Integrates native landscaping to promote environmental harmony and sustainability.
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The architectural project for the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 720, located in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a purposeful design aimed at serving the needs of a union dedicated to the performing arts. This building embodies the collaborative spirit of its members and highlights the essential behind-the-scenes roles in the entertainment industry. The design emphasizes a functional layout that promotes community interaction and operational efficiency.
The project consists of multiple functional areas carefully organized to facilitate union activities. The first floor includes spaces for member services, a large meeting hall, training areas, and offices for leadership. The design prioritizes accessibility, allowing members to engage with services and each other seamlessly. The second floor is dedicated to executive offices and additional meeting spaces, cultivating an environment conducive to discussions and decision-making.
The architectural design incorporates unique elements that set it apart from typical union buildings. The use of theatrical lighting in common areas creates an atmosphere that reflects the entertainment industry, while large glass windows enhance transparency and foster a connection between the interior and the external environment. This commitment to openness serves as a metaphor for the union's advocacy for its members. Additionally, the integration of sustainable landscaping with native vegetation underscores the design's consideration for environmental context, aligning with modern practices in sustainable architecture.
The material selection further distinguishes this project, as it utilizes concrete for structural integrity while embracing a modern aesthetic. Glass elements allow abundant natural light to enter the spaces, reducing reliance on artificial lighting and enhancing the overall ambiance. Metal accents add a contemporary touch, symbolizing the technical equipment prevalent in theatrical settings. Wood paneling is employed in various areas, contributing warmth and comfort, essential for community-oriented spaces.
This project illustrates a thoughtful approach to functionality, community engagement, and environmental integration. The design encourages collaborative interactions among members, emphasizing the importance of their roles in the performing arts.
To explore more about the architectural plans, architectural sections, and architectural ideas that shaped this project, consider reviewing the full project presentation for detailed insights into its design and execution.
The project consists of multiple functional areas carefully organized to facilitate union activities. The first floor includes spaces for member services, a large meeting hall, training areas, and offices for leadership. The design prioritizes accessibility, allowing members to engage with services and each other seamlessly. The second floor is dedicated to executive offices and additional meeting spaces, cultivating an environment conducive to discussions and decision-making.
The architectural design incorporates unique elements that set it apart from typical union buildings. The use of theatrical lighting in common areas creates an atmosphere that reflects the entertainment industry, while large glass windows enhance transparency and foster a connection between the interior and the external environment. This commitment to openness serves as a metaphor for the union's advocacy for its members. Additionally, the integration of sustainable landscaping with native vegetation underscores the design's consideration for environmental context, aligning with modern practices in sustainable architecture.
The material selection further distinguishes this project, as it utilizes concrete for structural integrity while embracing a modern aesthetic. Glass elements allow abundant natural light to enter the spaces, reducing reliance on artificial lighting and enhancing the overall ambiance. Metal accents add a contemporary touch, symbolizing the technical equipment prevalent in theatrical settings. Wood paneling is employed in various areas, contributing warmth and comfort, essential for community-oriented spaces.
This project illustrates a thoughtful approach to functionality, community engagement, and environmental integration. The design encourages collaborative interactions among members, emphasizing the importance of their roles in the performing arts.
To explore more about the architectural plans, architectural sections, and architectural ideas that shaped this project, consider reviewing the full project presentation for detailed insights into its design and execution.
