Informatics and Communications Technology Complex, Indianapolis, Indiana
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| Informatics and Communications Technology Complex | |
| Designer | Robert A.M. Stern Architects |
| Location | Indianapolis, Indiana, USA |
| Date | to 2004 |
| Building Type | School & Academic |
| Context | Campus Context |
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| Notes | Academic; new; Ratio Architects Inc. |
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| Building Details | |
| Client | Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis |
| Cost | $43.6-million |
| Area | 213,815 square feet ( square meters) |
"Designed for the university's information-technology offices and programs, this building -- known as the ICTC -- houses the Schools of Informatics, Journalism, and Music, the Pervasive Technology Labs, and Information Technology Services. It also accommodates a secure network-operations center that manages the Internet2 network, among others. The building has 33 classrooms, two auditoriums, and a Student Technology Center that is open around the clock. The architects drew on the original campus design created by Edward Larabee Barnes in 1976, but attempted to establish both a more humane scale and an updated design language that can be used in other campus projects. " — Chronicle of Higher Education
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- Architect: Robert A.M. Stern Architects; Ratio Architects Inc.
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- Informatics and Communications Technology Complex at Chronicle.com
