Master plan for Vedanta University wins AIA Baltimore design awards
October 19th, 2007
Baltimore Sun writes that the master plan for Vedanta University, designed by Ayers Saint Gross, wins the 2007 AIA Baltimore design awards. The award celebration will be today, Oct 19th 2007, at 6:30 PM at Stewart’s Building, 230 Lexington Street at Howard in Baltimore, MD. (The AIA Baltimore design award web page says that: "Award-Winning projects will be on display at the Baltimore City Hall Rotunda November 13 – December 7, and thereafter with all entries, in the AIABaltimore Gallery through the end of the year.")
The Ayers Saint Gross web page now also has the Vedanta University Humanities building listed under "On the boards" category. About the Humanities building, it says the following:
The Humanities Program was written by Ayers/Saint/Gross Inc. in April 2007. The building was programmed as 11,731 gross square meters with 7,273 net assignable square meters. This is based on an enclosed, conditioned shell in accordance with standard U.S. methods of calculation.
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