Three buildings on the Lamplighter campus by Marlon Blackwell Architects: the Innovation Lab, the admin and campus entry, and the drama building, clad in raw copper left to darken and, over decades, turn green.
The copper building at dusk, its wood-lined front glowingDark copper walls and lit windows behind tall grasses at dusk
A copper building at blue hour, its wood-clad end lit upThe lit wood soffit and glass end of a copper building at dusk
From above: folded copper roofs and a glowing entry beside a playing field
From above: a long copper-clad building among treesFrom above: a long ribbed roof running beside a garden
An aerial of the wooded campus with the copper buildings among the trees
A copper and wood building opening onto a lawnFloor-to-ceiling glass under a copper and wood overhang
The sharp copper roof edge over a glass wall, a red barn beyondThe angled copper entry facing a courtyard lawn
A low copper building across a lawn in the late sunA long copper wall with a strip window above a path
A ribbon window set into wood-lined cladding
A wall of rippled copper panelsA bench by a path through the planted courtyard, copper walls around
Dappled shade on copper panels above a row of windows
The sun behind a window set in dark copperGrasses at the foot of a darkened copper wall
A glass entry framed in wood under a copper edgeCopper and wood meeting at a tall glass door
A dark copper building above tall grassesGrass seed heads against a darkened copper wall with a window
Where the dark copper wall meets the wood soffit
A tall copper wall streaked with patina along a pathThe angled corner of a copper building against the sky
Dallas, TX
Pacific Plaza Park Pavilion
An open-air stainless steel pavilion at Pacific Plaza in downtown Dallas, designed by HKS Line with SWA Group, its patterns drawn from the railroads that once ran through the city.
The ring-shaped stainless pavilion from above at duskLooking straight down on the park's curving paths and the pavilion
Light through the perforated pavilion roof, towers beyondThe pavilion's perforated canopy between downtown towers
