Tag: Brown University

A new 3-story building for offices, meeting rooms, and flexible classrooms clad in untreated steel sits in the corner of what once was a parking lot

A small brick industrial building in a predominantly residential neighborhood is the remaining legacy of a large bakery conglomerate

Eight houses allowed to decay as student housing and easily demolished because of a lack of visual maintenance

Once a circa 1920s car garage, most recently this was a commercial block home to Bagel Gourmet and East Side Mini-Mart, two Brown-University-student staples

A new set of residence halls to rise five stories along Brook Street, creating a pocket of dense stident housing

Twin 1875-era three-story mansard houses are decaying under ownership of Brown Univesity

The existing BioMed center bounded by Brown, Meeting, Thayer, and Olive Streets got a $95M addition for a new Biomedical Research center

A modern, glassy set of student buildings on once taxable-land near the bustling Thayer Street commercial corridor

A large former gymnasium with a large enough indoor space to support a suspended indoor quarter mile track. Demolished in 2001.

A former fire station that had its façade completely replaced by 1970, and home to independent radio station WBRU

A contemporary white box sits atop a ribbon of glass and contains a flexible set of performance spaces that can be configured in multiple ways

This 300-ton house was rotated and moved 450 feet up Olive Street in one piece over the course of three days

This former jewelry manufacturing building was converted to office use in the late 1970s and is now the Brown Medical School

A small house gifted to Brown University was razed in favor of expanding the Life Sciences Building along Meeting St

A modern gymnasium that borrowed some of the classically-inspired details of the building it replaced

Two mid-to-late-century buildings will be demolished for a new Brown University science lab, connected and in proximity to other biotech and science-related facilities

An innovative early 70s hyperbolic paraboloid roof structure design that allowed a 130' x 325' uninterrupted interior space

A 56,000 square foot center for Brown University’s international studies students