American University of Armenia Renovation / Storaket Architectural Studio
The old building of the American University of Armenia (AUA) in Yerevan was built in 1979, by two of the most prominent Armenian architects of the time, Mark Grigoryan and Henrik Arakelyan. The building, that has a symmetric triangular shape, is made of felsic tuff on basalt basis. Narrow rectangular niches are regularly arranged on three surfaces at the full height of the building. This approach, in combination with light colored facade, alleviates the building's character despites its massiveness.
© Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan
Architects: Storaket Architectural Studio
Location: Yerevan, Armenia
Design Team: Meroujan Minassian, Narbeh Bedrossian, Sona Manukyan, Ani Sahakyan, Anoush Karapetyan, Talin Gabounian
Area: 1730.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan , Artashes Martirosyan
Structural Engineer: Vrezh Asatryan
Construction Manager: Shahan Jebejian
General Contractor: Mane Interior LLC
© Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan
From the architect. The old building of the American University of Armenia (AUA) in Yerevan was built in 1979, by two of the most prominent Armenian architects of the time, Mark Grigoryan and Henrik Arakelyan. The building, that has a symmetric triangular shape, is made of felsic tuff on basalt basis. Narrow rectangular niches are regularly arranged on three surfaces at the full height of the building. ...
© Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan
Architects: Storaket Architectural Studio
Location: Yerevan, Armenia
Design Team: Meroujan Minassian, Narbeh Bedrossian, Sona Manukyan, Ani Sahakyan, Anoush Karapetyan, Talin Gabounian
Area: 1730.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan , Artashes Martirosyan
Structural Engineer: Vrezh Asatryan
Construction Manager: Shahan Jebejian
General Contractor: Mane Interior LLC
© Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan
From the architect. The old building of the American University of Armenia (AUA) in Yerevan was built in 1979, by two of the most prominent Armenian architects of the time, Mark Grigoryan and Henrik Arakelyan. The building, that has a symmetric triangular shape, is made of felsic tuff on basalt basis. Narrow rectangular niches are regularly arranged on three surfaces at the full height of the building. ...
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