The Winter Visual Arts Building opens to students
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 3:42 am
Franklin & Marshall College celebrated the completion of its Winter Visual Arts Building, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with a virtual event where professor Kostis Kourelis said the “new building is itself a philosophical machine.”
as the college begins its academic year. On the historic campus of Franklin & Marshall College, the new building takes shape as a raised pavilion formed by the site’s 200-year-old trees, the oldest elements of the campus. The building’s whatsapp number database spaces aim to evoke the creative energy involved in teaching and making art.
A first reflection of the new Winter Visual Arts Building for Franklin & Marshall College led Steven Holl of Steven Holl Architects (SHA) to remember Benjamin Franklin’s kite on the rainy and thunderstruck night when he first harnessed electricity. Holl’s initial sketches of a building like a kite stuck in the trees were a playful beginning.
as the college begins its academic year. On the historic campus of Franklin & Marshall College, the new building takes shape as a raised pavilion formed by the site’s 200-year-old trees, the oldest elements of the campus. The building’s whatsapp number database spaces aim to evoke the creative energy involved in teaching and making art.
A first reflection of the new Winter Visual Arts Building for Franklin & Marshall College led Steven Holl of Steven Holl Architects (SHA) to remember Benjamin Franklin’s kite on the rainy and thunderstruck night when he first harnessed electricity. Holl’s initial sketches of a building like a kite stuck in the trees were a playful beginning.