Pregunta
Princeton has an admirable residential program that provides students with housing, dining and academic advising on campus. First- and second-year undergraduate students are required to live in one of Princeton’s seven residential colleges, each of which offer a close-knit, comfortable atmosphere where residents sleep, eat, study, and socialize.
Recent renovations at the university included the demolition of a kitchen and dining area that normally serves two of the residential colleges on campus. While students at one of these residential colleges could move to a nearby location, students at Butler College were going to be left without a dining facility throughout the multi-year construction process. So, Princeton turned to Sprung for an interim solution.
Cómo se entregó Sprung
Sprung entregó una estructura plana de 40'x 60' totalmente aislada para servir como comedor temporal para los estudiantes de Princeton. Con atractivas paredes acristaladas en dos lados, la estructura brillante y acogedora se conecta a un salón comunitario existente a través de un pasillo construido convencionalmente y proporciona a los residentes de Butler College un gran y cómodo espacio para comer y socializar.
Especificaciones
- 40' de ancho x 60' de largo
- Totalmente aislado
- Accesorios diversos
- 2 paredes acristaladas
- Membrana arquitectónica Dupont Tedlar Desert Sand
