Lycée Français de New York
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Lycée Français de New York, New York, NY by Polshek Partnership Architects. Photo by Richard Barnes.
Project Info
- Location
- New York, NY
- Completion Year
- 2003
- Architect
- Ennead Architects LLP - New York, NY
- Installer
- W&W Glass - Nanuet, NY
Project Description
The northern façade of this French-language school is made of double-glazed channel glass. During the day, the textured channel glass walls fill the spaces with natural light. At night, they produce a soft radiance of light, contributing to the elegant style of the building.
Testimonials
From the Architect:
"Students are mesmerized" by the warm, glittering interior light produced by the channeled glass. — Susan Rodriguez, Ennead Architects LLP
From a User:
"It's and inspiration just being in the classroom." — Tim Riordan, Upper School Teacher
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Awards & Recognitions
- Citation, National School Boards Association Awards, 2008
- Honor Award AIA/New York State, 2004
- Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts, Excellence in Design, 2003
