NORTHWEST CORNER BUILDING

摘要

The northwest CORNER BUILDING (NWC), Columbia University's new interdisciplinary research facility for chemistry, biology, engineering, and physics, is the final architectural piece in the school's 1903 Morningside Heights campus master plan, designed by Charles Follen McKim of McKim, Mead & White. The university entrusted the task of designing this final piece of the puzzle to 1996 Pritzker Prize-winning Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, with his daughter and son-in-law's firm, Moneo Brock Studio, serving as the design studio. New York-based Davis Brody Bond Aedas participated in the role of associate architect.