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The LEED Platinum campus expansion for Otis College of Art and Design includes 95,600 gross square feet of new building construction and 7,500 square feet of landscape design, intended to establish a greater institutional identity for the College. The project is a joint-venture between Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects and Frederick Fisher & Partners (Ehrlich|Fisher). It provides more campus life and a stronger creative culture for its students by creating a physical environment that reaffirms the College’s pedagogical vision.

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The architecture energizes the campus by encouraging physical and visual connections between buildings, collaborative learning and the cross-pollination of disciplines.

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The smallest details of color and pattern have also been introduced strategically in ways that help tie elements together, creating a sense of place and community that reflect Otis’ quirky and playful character as a creative arts school.

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Project
  • Otis College Campus Expansion
Location
  • Los Angeles, CA
Client
  • Otis College of Art and Design
Year
  • 2016
Status
  • Complete
Size
  • 96,200 sf
Collaborators
  • Frederick Fisher & Partners Architects - Executive
    DPR Construction - Contractor
    Saiful Bouquet - Structural
    Glumac - MEP
    Ahbe Landscape Architects - Landscape
    Barbara L Hall PE - Civil
Photographers
  • Paul Turang
  • Ethan Rohloff
Awards
  • 2018 AIA|LA COTE Merit Award
  • AIA|LA Residential Architecture Awards - Citation
  • Chicago Athenaeum: Green Good Design Award
  • LA Business Council Architectural Design Awards
  • Rethinking the Future: Global Architecture & Design Award
  • 2017 SCUP Excellence in Architecture Merit Award
  • Southern California Development Forum (SCDF)
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