"These dorms are truly designed to meet the needs of our students,” said American School for the Deaf (ASD) Executive Director Jeffrey S. Bravin. “Our students often come from homes where there is no language or communication, and we provide that here. With spaces dedicated to teaching kitchen and laundry skills, we’re helping them develop the independence they need to thrive in the future." https://lnkd.in/eMkXu9N2 #RibbonCutting featured in: Hartford Business Journal Mehmet S. Sahin, Susan Pinckney, BARTLETT BRAINARD EACOTT, INC., Kohler Ronan #Celebrate #UniversalDesign #Dormitory Image 1 Description: A ribbon-cutting ceremony in of front Gallaudet-Clerc Education Center, a modern school building with red brick and glass architecture. A group, including officials and students in bright orange shirts, gathers around an orange ribbon adorned with a large bow. One student is holding oversized scissors, ready to cut the ribbon, while attendees applaud and celebrate. The scene takes place on a sunny day, with a well-maintained green lawn and a pathway leading up to the entrance, lined with small, modern light posts. Image 2 Description: Bright, modern lounge area with comfortable seating and colorful decor. The space features red armchairs, patterned sofas, and gray rocking chairs arranged around small round tables. The room includes a mix of high and low tables with red chairs, ideal for collaborative or individual use. A digital screen on the wall displays various logos, and there are several doors and windows allowing natural light. The overall design is inviting and functional, with accents of red and green adding warmth to the neutral walls.
TSKP STUDIO
建筑与规划
Hartford，CT 1,139 位关注者
Draws inspiration from nature & expression from the arts to create contextual balance within the built environment.
关于我们
TSKP STUDIO (formerly Tai Soo Kim Partners) is a widely published design firm with a portfolio of educational, cultural, corporate and governmental projects on three continents. Noted works include: the U.S. Embassy in Tunisia, Wilton Public Library in Connecticut, and a 1.6 million sq.ft. Research + Development Park for the multinational conglomerate, LG of South Korea. Visit our website to learn more....
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TSKP STUDIO的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 建筑与规划
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- 11-50 人
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- Hartford，CT
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- 创立
- 1970
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- Architecture、Planning、Interior Design和Programming
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TSKP STUDIO员工
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Kelly Breen, the principal of North Randolph Elementary, added, “This school stands as a testament to the shared vision and tireless efforts of so many. It will be a nurturing ground for the next generation of leaders, innovators, and compassionate citizens. As we cut the ribbon today, we are not just opening a building; we are embarking on a journey of learning, discovery, and growth.” High-Profile: https://lnkd.in/gThsSckd Town of Randolph, Massachusetts, Jesse Saylor, Randall Luther, AIA, MCPPO, NCARB, Brian Neagle, Susan Pinckney, Mary Lynn Radych, Agostini Bacon Construction Companies #MotivationMonday #MSBA #Celebrate #Milestone #ElementarySchool #RibbonCutting Image Description: The bright and welcoming lobby of North Randolph Elementary School features a vibrant blue slide descending from the second floor. The space is adorned with a large mural showcasing colorful words selected by school staff, such as 'SAFETY,' 'DREAM,' 'RESPECT,' and 'EFFORT,' along with an illustrated statuesque lion. The historic columns and school plaques from the former Devine School are showcased.
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?? A major milestone for the Town of Manchester, CT! We're thrilled to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of Keeney Elementary School for the 2024/2025 school year. Keeney is the third Net Zero Energy school in Manchester and the sixth to be renovated as part of the Town’s visionary 2025 Plan for Elementary Schools. Back in 2014, the Town of Manchester set out with an ambitious goal: to modernize and create sustainable educational spaces for the future. After two successful referenda, six state-of-the-art schools, and three Net Zero Energy buildings, the Town has delivered on its promise—all on schedule! TSKP STUDIO is proud to have partnered with the Town to help bring this transformative vision to life. https://lnkd.in/eaq-bUwa Anne Queally Randall Luther, AIA, MCPPO, NCARB Ben K-K Jess Farber, PE Christopher Till CMTA, Inc. O&G Industries, Inc. #NetZeroEnergy #SchoolRenovation #SustainableDesign #EducationInnovation #RibbonCutting Image Description: A lively ribbon-cutting ceremony outside a modern building featuring a diverse group of adults and children. The central figure, holding oversized scissors, has just cut the yellow ribbon, and the crowd is cheering and applauding in celebration. The event includes community members of all ages, with excited children standing in the front. The mood is festive, and the building’s bright yellow exterior adds to the energetic atmosphere.
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"This front porch, there's benches out here. This is a place where we hope parents will gather as they're dropping off and picking their kids up, building a sense of community, collaborating, and figuring out carpooling. We want to create a closer, collaborative, loving, compassionate, and inclusive community in Randolph, and that starts with each and every one of us." Dr. Thea Stovell Herndon
You bet your bottom dollar I went down the slide at the North Randolph Elementary School Ribbon cutting! The community was ready to celebrate this milestone! It was an incredible day. https://lnkd.in/gMQaXVbR #MSBA #LearningIsFun #K12 Town of Randolph, Massachusetts, Agostini Bacon Construction Companies, TSKP STUDIO Image 1 - A large, vibrant gathering outside the North Randolph Elementary School during a sunny day. The new school building features a modern architectural design. An arch of blue and white balloons adds a festive touch to the occasion, and a banner thanking the town of Randolph is prominently displayed above the entrance. Image 2 - A festive ribbon-cutting ceremony at the entrance of a modern school building. A diverse group of adults and children, including school officials and community members, actively participate in the event. They are standing on steps, holding a large blue ribbon across the group, with a "Thank You Town of Randolph" banner displayed above. The crowd, smiling and excited, is surrounded by the sleek glass facade of the school under a clear sky. Many attendees are capturing the moment with cameras and smartphones. Image 3 - TSKP STUDIO architects and interior designers who worked on the project proudly stand in front of the school’s entrance. Community members can be seen in the background gathered on the school's front stepped porch. Image 4 - Staff wearing high-visibility shirts are standing in the lobby celebrating the ribbon cutting and taking turns on the blue slide. The spacious lobby has a high ceiling, large windows, and a welcoming staircase. Decorations include a blue and white balloon column, adding to the festive atmosphere. Image 5 - Looking over the blue slide on the second floor through the front entrance doors, a large wall mural displays inspirational words like 'RESPECT,' 'EFFORT,' and 'KNOWLEDGE. ' The gym can be seen through the glass wall. Image 6 - Silver metal wall plaque stating the community, architect, and builder names on the wall.?
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PROJECT UPDATE: Yale University has converted 82-90 Wall Street from commercial to academic space. The Elizabethan Club at Yale invited the architects and constructors to its annual Fall Garden Party to celebrate. https://lnkd.in/gkdZE8pJ Randall Luther, AIA, MCPPO, NCARB, James Fullton III, Haley Palmer The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Whit Iglehart, Michael C. Scott, AIA, WELL AP, MCPPO, Yasmine Charles (Whiting-Turner); Mary Lynn Radych, Jeannette O'Connell (TSKP STUDIO)and Seth Stevens (Whiting-Turner) #ProjectUpdate #GardenParty #TeamWork #ThankYou #Milestone Image Description: A group of nine individuals posing together at an outdoor event. The group consists of men and women dressed in smart-casual attire, standing on a grassy lawn with a brick building and metal fence detail in the background. The atmosphere is friendly and social, set in a well-maintained garden area during a professional gathering.
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Stephanie Beals, MBA represented TSKP at the Annual Consulting Engineering Services (CES) Golf Tournament.
Mckenzie Armington, Ellen Santos, Tyler Rice, and I had a great day at the Annual Consulting Engineering Services (CES) Golf tournament! The tournament benefits the George V. Keithan, Sr. Memorial?Scholarship Fund at Mercy and Xavier High Schools. TSKP STUDIO was a Golf Cannon sponsor! I sported my SMPS Connecticut orange sunglasses when the sun came out! #AECGolf #WomenGolf #Charity Image 1 Description: Four people, smiling and posing together on a golf course at a charity golf tournament. They are standing under a purple event tent with a GTS logo next to a sign labeled 'TSKP Studio.' Each person is dressed in casual, colorful golf attire, and the background features lush greenery and trees. The atmosphere is cheerful and outdoorsy. Image 2 Description: A woman in a vibrant outfit focuses the golf cannon on the tee. She is dressed in a patterned blue shirt and a pink skort. The setting is a grassy area with large, dense trees in the background. Image 3 Description: A picturesque view of a golf course on a cloudy day. The landscape features rolling greens framed by tall, lush trees and a few scattered clouds above. Image 4 Description: A group of golfers on a grassy tee area at a charity golf tournament, surrounded by lush trees and a cloudy sky. Several participants in casual golf attire await the chance to tee off with the golf cannon. One event sign from sponsor Flow Tech is prominently displayed on the grass. Image 5 Description: A white poster board on an easel listing the sponsors for the golf tournament.
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“The new building offers tremendous flexibility in the learning environment, allowing students and staff to work and grow in spaces that inspire creativity and collaboration. From the Learning Commons to the STEAM lab, to the modern auditorium and athletic facilities, everything is designed to help our students succeed and pursue their passions.” - Farmington High School’s Teacher of the Year Tim Barron TSKP Team: Archana Pai, Michael C. Scott, AIA, WELL AP, MCPPO, Susan Pinckney, Ozlem Caglar, Jeffrey Clark, Tai Soo Kim, FAIA, Yugon Kim, Xinyi Ma, Ryszard Szczypek https://lnkd.in/exfRWWBk Town of Farmington, Connecticut CM: O&G Industries, Inc. MEP: Kohler Ronan Theater: Theater Design Inc Structure: Al Lombardi Civil: SLR Consulting Acoustics: Jaffe Holden Landscape: Richter & Cegan Inc. Kitchen: Crabtree McGrath Associates, Inc. Image Description: A joyous ribbon-cutting ceremony at Farmington High School, featuring a diverse group of attendees, including children and adults. They are gathered around a large red ribbon spanning across the frame, with 'Farmington High School' printed in white. The group, dressed in formal attire, is smiling and actively participating in the event held in a gymnasium. The setting is festive and signifies a momentous occasion for the community.
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Stamford Museum & Nature Center's Heckscher Farm is an active working farm and rural oasis in the City of Stamford. Construction of a new Astronomy Center has begun. The new building will resemble an extension of the farm. A rolling roof opens the observatory to the sky. Completion is anticipated in the Spring of 2025. JJC Drones, Jesse Saylor, Jacob Shichman, Whit Iglehart Construction Manager: A.P. Construction Company Mechanical: Kohler Ronan Civil/Site: Redniss & Mead - Engineers | Surveyors | Planners Landscape Architect:Langan Engineering & Environmental Services Acoustics: Jaffe Holden Video Description: The video begins with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center logo, then fades to an aerial view of the campus showing the working farm, the Knobloch Family Farmhouse Education Center, and the construction of the Astronomy Center placed among the many pastures and old-growth trees. Views of the existing construction are interspersed with renderings. The Astronomy Center video rendering depicts the rolling roof opening and a group gathered by the telescope to view the night sky. The video ends with a white screen showing TSKP STUDIO, JJC Drones, and the City of Stamford logos. https://lnkd.in/eM5JM-XN
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Stamford Museum & Nature Center's Heckscher Farm is an active working farm and rural oasis in the city. Construction of a new Astronomy Center and Planetarium has begun. The new building will resemble an extension of the farm. A rolling roof opens the observatory to the sky. Completion is anticipated in the Spring of 2025. https://lnkd.in/eRkFkH5g JJC Drones, Jesse Saylor, Jacob Shichman, Whit Iglehart Video Description: The video begins with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center logo, then fades to an aerial view of the campus showing the working farm, the Knobloch Family Farmhouse Education Center, and the construction of the Astronomy Center and Planetarium placed among the many pastures and old-growth trees. Views of the existing construction are interspersed with renderings. The Astronomy Center video rendering depicts the rolling roof opening and a group gathered by the telescope to view the night sky. The video ends with a white screen showing TSKP STUDIO, JJC Drones, and the City of Stamford logos. Architect: TSKP STUDIO, LLC Construction Manager: A.P. Construction Company Mechanical: Kohler Ronan Structure: Al Lombardi Civil: Redniss & Mead - Engineers | Surveyors | Planners Landscape Architect: Langan Engineering & Environmental Services Acoustics: Jaffe Holden City of Stamford
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As school starts, we hope students stay inspired by the summer’s opportunities to explore the world of AEC. Mehmet S. Sahin led a group of high school students from the University of Hartford Architecture Summer Institute on a tour of the new dormitory construction at the American School for the Deaf (ASD).?https://lnkd.in/eM5JM-XN #GetToKnowAEC #Community #Construction #Architecture Image Description: On a construction site, a group of students wearing gray short-sleeved shirts, high-visibility safety vests, and white hard hats are listening to the architect.
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