bjarke ingels group takes to university of kansas with mass timber 'makers KUbe'
Briefly

The Makers' KUbe is designed by the architects at Bjarke Ingels as a monumental 50,000-square-foot structure built with mass timber. The diagrid frame, engineered by StructureCraft, utilizes tight-fit dowels and glulam beams to create a strong, all-wood structure.
Bjarke Ingels Group strategically orients The KUbe's massing to maximize light and air for all three buildings. Winter garden bridges on the second floor connect the KUbe to Marvin and Chalmers Halls, promoting interaction between students and faculty.
Read at designboom | architecture & design magazine
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