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Modern Interpretation of Neo-Gothic Architecture

Modern Gothic Style Wood ArchesDuke University’s new Karsh Alumni and Visitors Center in Durham, North Carolina is a striking building with modern glass and stone walls that hint at Gothic traditions.

Designed by Centerbrook Architects & Planners, the project combined new construction with the historic renovation of Forlines House to surround a large grass courtyard.

Wood plays an essential part in making the new building on a campus with a strong classical elements beautiful. Gothic style wood arches both inside and outside highlight the fresh iteration of the complex.

A new 20,200-square-foot events building features ample meeting spaces, exhibit areas, a café and visitor support. The building also connects to a smaller, glass meeting pavilion.

Across the new quad the 16,900-square-foot, two-story Alumni Association office offers additional meeting spaces and back-of-house facilities.

Gothic Style Wood Arches

Filed Under: World Architecture Tagged With: Centerbrook Architects & Planners, Durham, Gothic Revival Architecture, Modern Architecture, Neo-Gothic Architecture, North Carolina

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