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The Trout Museum of Art & Lawrence University
The Trout Museum of Art (TMA) has been a leader in visual art for 64 years. The museum is in a transformative era as a new museum is constructed with a vision to build a state-of-the-art facility and community space that expands access to art and art education in the Fox Cities. The search for a new site uncovered a strong partnership with Lawrence University & project completion is estimated in Fall 2025.
Having experienced significant growth in recent years, the new space promises to be a premier venue for the museum, which will be relocating from its current 100-year-old facilities.
In partnership with Lawrence University, the TMA planned a new building featuring 100,000 sq.ft. of space across four floors. The Trout Museum of Art will occupy the 30,000 sq.ft. ground floor.
MAX FRANK supplied Pecafil® stay-in-place formwork to this project in a mixture of profiles, including; U-Sections, flat strips and L-Sections for grade beams and for pile caps. The grade beams were a mixture of shallow small width sections and very deep/wide sections. As a versatile formwork solution, Pecafil® was perfect for the required variety of configurations.
Construction site video: installation of Pecafil® formwork
The Trout Museum of Art will continue to operate from its current location until late Spring 2025, after which, relocation preparations will begin – ready for the opening of the new 4-story facility in Fall 2025.
MAX FRANK has received the ICC-ES approval for the North American market for Pecafil® permanent formwork.
Type of building:
Museum
Clients and Developers:
The Boldt Company
www.boldt.com
Architect:
Frederick Fischer & Partners
www.fisherpartners.net
Completion:
2025
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