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Housing Project

机译：房屋工程

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When Architectural Design West was charged with transforming a historic army facility into living space for students at the University of Utah, the project wasn't as simple as designing a campus housing complex. Rather, it entailed creating a complex housing design for students and, temporarily, for athletes competing in the 2002 Winter Olympics. "We had a number of unique issues to consider," says Bob Guyt, director of public and commercial design at Architectural Design West. "The site itself was extremely large, and a great deal of thought was given to ensuring that the new architecture blended with the historic flavor of the surrounding area. Furthermore, the new structures had to be easily converted from student rooms into temporary quarters for the athletes, then back again once the Olympics were over." Those needs and concerns came from four major entities with significant stakes in the project: the state, which had a financial investment as host of the Olympics; the university, whose students would be permanently housed there; the US government, which still owned a large portion of the fort complex; and the Olympic committee responsible for meeting the specific housing guidelines for the athletes.
机译：当西区建筑设计学院负责将历史悠久的军队设施转变为犹他大学的学生居住空间时，该项目并不像设计校园住宅区那样简单。相反，它需要为学生以及临时为2002年冬季奥运会的运动员创建复杂的住房设计。 “我们有许多独特的问题需要考虑，”建筑设计西部的公共和商业设计总监鲍勃·盖特说。 “场地本身很大，为确保新建筑与周围地区的历史风貌融合在一起，人们进行了很多考虑。此外，新建筑必须很容易地从学生房间改建为临时宿舍。运动员，然后在奥运会结束后又回来。”这些需求和担忧来自与项目有重大关系的四个主要实体：国家作为奥运会的主办方进行了财政投资；大学，其学生将被永久安置在那里；美国政府，该政府仍拥有要塞综合体的很大一部分；奥林匹克委员会负责满足运动员的具体住房指南。

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