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Shigeru Ban, Studio Gang, Snøhetta and other big-name firms to compete for Arkansas Arts Center redesign

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Oct 5, 2016

Courtesy of the Arkansas Arts Center

The Arkansas Arts Center is another step closer to finding the design architect of their new headquarters in Little Rock. Following a competitive RFQ, the AAC announced today a stellar lineup of five finalists:

  • Allied Works (Portland, OR/New York)
  • Shigeru Ban (New York/Paris/Tokyo)
  • Studio Gang (Chicago/New York)
  • Thomas Phifer (New York)
  • Snøhetta (Oslo, Norway/New York/San Francisco)

The technical review panel reviewed all the RFQs based on experience in designing cultural institutions and the AAC's highly specific needs and goals for the new building. The technical panel submitted their recommendations to the selection committee, who will be in charge of evaluating the finalists in the coming months. The selection committee will then send their final recommendation to the AAC Board of Trustees for approval. As of now, no designs from the finalists have been publicly released.

The winner is currently expected to be announced sometime in early 2017. Shortly after, the AAC will choose a local architecture firm to collaborate on the project.

Check out some of the finalists' previous winning cultural-institution projects in the links below.

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Shigeru Ban, Studio Gang, Snøhetta and other big-name firms to compete for Arkansas Arts Center redesign

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Oct 5, 2016

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Courtesy of the Arkansas Arts Center

Related

finalist ● competition ● arkansas ● usa ● little rock ● rfq ● redesign ● cultural center ● allied works architecture ● shigeru ban ● studio gang ● thomas phifer ● snøhetta ● art museum
Allied Works Architecture
Allied Works Architecture
Shigeru Ban Architects
Shigeru Ban Architects Hiring!
Studio Gang
Studio Gang
Thomas Phifer and Partners
Thomas Phifer and Partners
Snøhetta
Snøhetta Hiring!

The Arkansas Arts Center is another step closer to finding the design architect of their new headquarters in Little Rock. Following a competitive RFQ, the AAC announced today a stellar lineup of five finalists:

  • Allied Works (Portland, OR/New York)
  • Shigeru Ban (New York/Paris/Tokyo)
  • Studio Gang (Chicago/New York)
  • Thomas Phifer (New York)
  • Snøhetta (Oslo, Norway/New York/San Francisco)

The technical review panel reviewed all the RFQs based on experience in designing cultural institutions and the AAC's highly specific needs and goals for the new building. The technical panel submitted their recommendations to the selection committee, who will be in charge of evaluating the finalists in the coming months. The selection committee will then send their final recommendation to the AAC Board of Trustees for approval. As of now, no designs from the finalists have been publicly released.

The winner is currently expected to be announced sometime in early 2017. Shortly after, the AAC will choose a local architecture firm to collaborate on the project.

Check out some of the finalists' previous winning cultural-institution projects in the links below.

RELATED NEWS Snøhetta and SANAA tie for New National Gallery and Ludwig Museum for Budapest
RELATED NEWS The new Shigeru Ban-designed Aspen Art Museum to host 24-hour public opening on August 9
RELATED NEWS Thomas Phifer and Partners chosen to design new museum and theater cultural complex in Warsaw
RELATED NEWS Studio Gang Wins Second Prize at Taipei Pop Music Center Competition
RELATED NEWS National Music Centre Reveals Allied Works Architecture's Much-Anticipated Design

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