wet weather pump station
wet weather pump station
wet weather pump station
HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY
HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY
HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY
HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY
In the design for the City of Hoboken Wet Weather Pump Station, the unadorned industrial shed pays homage to its historic neighbor, the 1907 Erie Lackawanna Ferry Terminal as its source of emulation.
Clad in folded copper louvers over translucent glass panels, the new structure celebrates the timeless and shimmering aesthetic of aging copper while referencing classic industrial structures of the turn of the century rail yard.
In the design for the City of Hoboken Wet Weather Pump Station, the unadorned industrial shed pays homage to its historic neighbor, the 1907 Erie Lackawanna Ferry Terminal as its source of emulation.
Clad in folded copper louvers over translucent glass panels, the new structure celebrates the timeless and shimmering aesthetic of aging copper while referencing classic industrial structures of the turn of the century rail yard.
In the design for the City of Hoboken Wet Weather Pump Station, the unadorned industrial shed pays homage to its historic neighbor, the 1907 Erie Lackawanna Ferry Terminal as its source of emulation.
Clad in folded copper louvers over translucent glass panels, the new structure celebrates the timeless and shimmering aesthetic of aging copper while referencing classic industrial structures of the turn of the century rail yard.
In the design for the City of Hoboken Wet Weather Pump Station, the unadorned industrial shed pays homage to its historic neighbor, the 1907 Erie Lackawanna Ferry Terminal as its source of emulation.
Clad in folded copper louvers over translucent glass panels, the new structure celebrates the timeless and shimmering aesthetic of aging copper while referencing classic industrial structures of the turn of the century rail yard.
In the design for the City of Hoboken Wet Weather Pump Station, the unadorned industrial shed pays homage to its historic neighbor, the 1907 Erie Lackawanna Ferry Terminal as its source of emulation.
Clad in folded copper louvers over translucent glass panels, the new structure celebrates the timeless and shimmering aesthetic of aging copper while referencing classic industrial structures of the turn of the century rail yard.
Diffused and illuminated from within, the building makes public its modest program; a pioneering engineering solution to the city’s historic flooding problems, and in doing so, aligns itself physically and metaphorically with its historically civic neighbor.
In 2017, the project was awarded the North American Copper in Architecture Design Award.
Diffused and illuminated from within, the building makes public its modest program; a pioneering engineering solution to the city’s historic flooding problems, and in doing so, aligns itself physically and metaphorically with its historically civic neighbor.
In 2017, the project was awarded the North American Copper in Architecture Design Award.
Diffused and illuminated from within, the building makes public its modest program; a pioneering engineering solution to the city’s historic flooding problems, and in doing so, aligns itself physically and metaphorically with its historically civic neighbor.
In 2017, the project was awarded the North American Copper in Architecture Design Award.
Diffused and illuminated from within, the building makes public its modest program; a pioneering engineering solution to the city’s historic flooding problems, and in doing so, aligns itself physically and metaphorically with its historically civic neighbor.
In 2017, the project was awarded the North American Copper in Architecture Design Award.
Diffused and illuminated from within, the building makes public its modest program; a pioneering engineering solution to the city’s historic flooding problems, and in doing so, aligns itself physically and metaphorically with its historically civic neighbor.
In 2017, the project was awarded the North American Copper in Architecture Design Award.
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project lead
project lead
project lead
project lead
john nastasi / david wurster
john nastasi / david wurster
john nastasi / david wurster
john nastasi / david wurster
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contractor
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completion
2013
highlights
highlights
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- North American Copper in Architecture Design award (2017)
- Storm resilient design for critical city infrastructure
- North American Copper in Architecture Design award (2017)
- Storm resilient design for critical city infrastructure
- North American Copper in Architecture Design award (2017)
- Storm resilient design for critical city infrastructure
- North American Copper in Architecture Design award (2017)
- Storm resilient design for critical city infrastructure
- North American Copper in Architecture Design award (2017)
- Storm resilient design for critical city infrastructure
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