2010 MoMA P.S. 1 YAP
Museum of Polish History
Museum of Contemporary Art in Wroclaw
Airport Parking Facility, Houston
National Library of the Czech Republic
Gyeonggi-Do Jeongok Prehistory Museum
The Mill Center for the Arts
Stavanger Concert Hall
Malama Learning Center
Triptukhos Series for Labor and Domiciles
Strong-Light
Hunter Douglas Light Research Studio
Office Profile
Lonn Combs, Principal
Rona Easton, Principal
Publications
Exhibitions
Awards
New York City Office
Project Inquiries
Press Information
[03 2010] AIA NY 2010 Merit Award LUX NOVA (AIA NY)


[01 2010] EASTON+COMBS interview: 2010 MoMA P.S. 1 YAP (Core.form-ula)


[01 2010] 2010 MoMA P.S. 1 YAP, EASTON+COMBS invited finalist (PS1 YAP)


[03 2009] Architype Review, 2009 Notable Projects: Parking Vol.04 No.01 Online Journal featuring Easton+Combs Airport Parking Project (LINK)

[05 2009] Young Architects Forum 2008: RESONANCE (AMAZON LINK)


[11 2008] 1000x Architecture of the Americas
Featuring two projects of EASTON+COMBS
pg. 244: Mill Center for the Performing Arts
pg. 248: Airport Parking Facility
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[04 2008] Lonn Combs selected to participate in the Architectural League's Young Architects Forum 2008: RESONANCE
Exhibition: May 08, 2008 to July 11, 2008
Lecture: May 15, 2008, 6:30pm
Location: Municipal Art Society of New York
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[12 2007] Interior Architecture of China: Issue 12/2007, EASTON+COMBS profile / Lonn Combs teaching profile at Pratt Institute School of Architecture, pages 250-255 http://www.ccddesign.cn

[10 2007] Praxis 9: Expanding Surface, "Easton+Combs; From Skin to Surface" by Filip Tejchman, pages 39-45 http://www.praxisjournal.net/home.htm

[02 2007] "Consilient Mapping: Nine Probes for Architecture in Korea", Symposium Catalogue


[10 2006] "Consilient Mapping: Nine Probes for Architecture in Korea", Invited exhibition at the Total Museum, Seoul, Korea Group exhibition (50 international architects) with recent work. http://www.totalmuseum.org/

[09 2006] Future Arquitecturas, Issue 5/2006, Jeongok Prehistory Museum, pages 56, 62-63

[09 2006] L'Arca, Issue 217 09/2006, Jeongok Prehistory Museum, pages 76-85


[06 2006] Competitions Magazine, Summer 2006, Jeongok Prehistory Museum, pages 8, 12-15

[05 2006] Concept Magazine, Issue 85 05/2006, Jeongok Prehistory Museum, pages 54-57

[05 2006] Space, Issue 462, 05/2006, Jeongok Prehistory Museum, pages 120-121


[05 2006] POAR People & Architecture, Issue 05, 05/2006, Jeongok Prehistory Museum, pages 56-57

[05 2006] Archiword, Issue 132, 05/2006, Jeongok Prehistory Museum, pages 178-18

[05 2006] International Competition for the Gyeonggi-do Jeongok Prehistory Museum, Seoul, Korea Public exhibition of award winning entry.

[04 2006] Presentations for Prize winning works of the International Competition for the Gyeonggi-do Jeongok Prehistory Museum, Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea Presentation of award winning entry and recent work

[04 2006] New York NOW People's Choice Award Invited Lecture, NYAIA Center For Architecture, New York Project: AirPark IAH; lecture April 10, 2006

[04 2006] Jeongok Prehistory Museum International Architectural Competition, sponsored by the Union of International Architects 3rd Place Winner

[01 2006] Spring Semester Evening Lecture Series; School of Design, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY. Recent Work


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The strength of any community hinges upon the success of its public institutions. The social function of the public courthouse and the town square as the cornerstone of public life in the early twentieth century has arguably been transferred to the public art institutions of the early twenty-first century. In the case of the Mill Center for the Arts, the idea of a performing arts venue merges with the community center to form a dynamic locus of contemporary cultural identity for the local populace and the larger region. The Mill Center design extends the topic of ‘performance center’ into the secondary and tertiary civic roles of the building as a community center. The architectural expression is a celebration of both the cultural performance of the everyday and the exceptional performance of art.
Data
Client: The Mill Center for the Arts
Location: Hendersonville, North Carolina
Address: 4th Avenue East at Grove Street
Program: Multi-purpose concert and theatrical hall with community center
Site: 115,400sqf [2.65 acres] [1.07 hectares]
Building: 95,000sqf [8,825sqm]
Projected Contract Sum: 30 million plus
Status: Professional Invited Architectural Competition 2nd Stage commissioned finalist
Credits
Design Architect: Lonn Combs and Rona Easton with Richard Sarrach (1st and 2nd Stage), Jeremy Carvalho (2nd Stage), and Andrew Bollinger (2nd Stage)
Project Team: Sherman Adams, Josh Drapper, Caitlin Duffy, Rodrigo Guajardo, Dylan House, Ben Howes, John Ivanoff, Zachary Joslow, Steve Koutsantonis, Jonathan Lee, Adrian Lo, Hayden Marrero, Jonathan Ott, Steven Pitera, Arn Regencia, Bryon Russell, John Seward, John Sunwoo, Tamaki Uchikawa, Peter Van Hage, Arianne Van Lewis, Brendan Wilkins, Eric Wong
Structural and Environmental Systems: Arup, NY
Daniel Brodkin, Principal
Mahadev Raman, Principal
David Jones, Ben Urick, Christopher Rush, Brian Stacey
Acoustical Design Consultant: Kirkegaard Associates, Chicago, Illinois Joseph Myers, Associate
Theater Planning Consultant: Theatre Consultants Collaborative, Raleigh, North Carolina Robert Long, Principal Cyril Almey
Architectural Lighting: Licht Kunst Licht, Berlin, Germany Edwin Smida, Project Manager Stephanie Große Brockhoff Stefan Hofmann Danni Hernandez Holger Mader, (Visualization) Heike Wiermann, (Visualization)
Cost Estimating: Cost Services Group Inc., Atlanta, Georgia Charlie Greiner, Principal
Façade Consultant: Angus Goble LLC Angus Goble, Principal
Landscape Architecture Consultant: Quennell Rothschild & Partners, LLP, New York, New York Mark Bunnell, Partner Beth Franz
Associate Architect: PBC+L, Asheville, North Carolina Richard Fort
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