JOUKOWSKY INSTITUTE FOR ARCHAEOLOGY & THE ANCIENT WORLD

摘要

Rhode Island hall, an august 1840s Greek Revival structure at Brown University, is a major chess piece on the main quad, with one entrance opening onto the green and the other toward town. Prominent by location and distinguished by its stylistic purity, it is also singular for a stucco facade (which simulates limestone) on the brick campus.rnBecause of the building's iconic status at the university, all eyes were on Anmahian Winton Architects of Cambridge, Mass., when it was asked to reinvent the 15,000-square-foot interior of the Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World. The exterior had been restored a decade before, but the interior, compromised by many jerrymandered changes over decades, demanded restructuring and a gut renovation.