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This book presents a selection of GUND Partnership's recent work, reflecting the firm's continuing commitment to the social and narrative power of architecture. Beginning with a respect for the principles of site and context as form drivers, the projects seek to knit together mission and materials in new ways. Whether an urban or campus intervention or a pristine landscape, the most successful solutions are those that tie into their organizing context. At the same time, these projects acknowledge their surroundings without imitation through a commitment to human scale, as clear conception of space and its progression, and a desire to provide delight through the unexpected. Led by founding partner Graham Gund, FAIA, the office is located in a restored courthouse in Cambridge, Massachusetts, originally designed by Charles Bulfinch. The firm is the recipient of more that 100 regional and national design awards for excellence.

Graham Gund: The Architecture of Civitas and JoY by Paul Goldberger

Selected Projects 1994-2007

　Middle School Complex Hathaway Brown School Shaker Heights, Ohio

　Carol and John Butler Aquatic Center Hathaway Brown School Shaker Heights, Ohio

　Horace Mann School Biverdale, New York

　The Ensworth School Nashville, Tennessee

　Library, Mathematics and Science Building The Taft School Watertown, Connecticut

　The Fannie Cox Center for Science, Math and Technology Friends' Central School

　Wvnnewood, Pennsylvania

　Visual Arts Building and Library Lawrenceville School Lawranceville, New Jersey

　Young Israel Synagogue Brookline, Massachusetts

　Center for Dramatic Arts University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina

　Inn at Celebration Celebration, Florida

　WaterSound Bridges WaterSound, Florida

　Eaton Center Kenyon College Gambler, Ohio

　Dimond Library University of New Hampshire Durham, New Hampshire

　Mathematics and Science Complex Kenyon College 6ambler, Ohio

　Jeppesen Science Center Berwick Academy South Berwick, Maine

　Jackson Library Berwick Academy South BenNick, Maine

　Music Building Kenyon College Gambler, Ohio

　North Shore Center for the Performing Arts Skokie, Illinois

　Campbell Center for the Performing Arts The Groton School Groton, Massachusetts

　Carol and Park B, Smith Hall College of the Holy Cross Worcester, Massachusetts

　Burton D. Morgan Hall Benison University Granville, Ohio

　Talbot Hall of Biological Science Benison University Granville, Ohio

　Baker Science Center Episcopal High School Alexandria, Virginia

　Summer Residence Nantucket, Massachusetts

　Five Lowell Street Residence Cambridge, Massachusetts

　Celebration Office Building Celebration, Florida

　Celebration High School Celebration, Florida

　Cleveland Botanical Garden Cleveland, Ohio

　Law School Library Addition Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, Ohio

　EuroDisney's International Retail and Manufacturers' Showcase Paris, France

　The Waverly at Lake Eola Orlando, Florida

　National Association of Realtors Washington, D.C.

　Thompson Library Addition and Renovation The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio

　Lois Foster Wing at the Rose Art Museum Waltham, Massachusetts

　Kenyon Athletic Center Kenyon College Gambler, Ohio

　Copley Square Subway Station Boston, Massachusetts

　Housing Study Tufts University Medford, Massachusetts

　Chemistry Building Study Benison University Granville, Ohio

　Visual Arts Center University of Massachusetts Amherst, Massachusetts

Newton North High School Newton, Massachusetts

Collaboration by Design by Hilary Lewis

Firm Profile

Bibliography

Awards

Project Chronology

Acknowledgements

Index

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This book presents a selection of GUND Partnership's recent work, reflecting the firm's continuing commitment to the social and narrative power of architecture. Beginning with a respect for the principles of site and context as form drivers, the projects seek to knit together mission and materials in new ways. Whether an urban or campus intervention or a pristine landscape, the most successful solutions are those that tie into their organizing context. At the same time, these projects acknowledge their surroundings without imitation through a commitment to human scale, as clear conception of space and its progression, and a desire to provide delight through the unexpected. Led by founding partner Graham Gund, FAIA, the office is located in a restored courthouse in Cambridge, Massachusetts, originally designed by Charles Bulfinch. The firm is the recipient of more that 100 regional and national design awards for excellence.