When pratt institute, the venerable art and design school in New York's Brooklyn borough, decided to build new student housing in the 1990s, it held an invited design competition. The winner was New York-based Pasanella + Klein Stolzman + Berg, now known as PKSB. The dorm was to be situated in one corner of the school's urban campus, near some well-preserved townhouses and low-rise apartment buildings. The PKSB scheme divided the program's 128 two-student rooms among several volumes that reflected the neighborhood's scale-a long bar on the campus side and three almost cubic wings facing the community. Interior amenities that helped the architects to win the commission-and the P/A citation-were the exceptional shared spaces they were able to add to the program, within the budget: several double-height project studios and a large, equally high entrance lobby that was intended to double as a gallery or a theater.
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机译：当纽约布鲁克林区的古老艺术与设计学校普拉特学院决定在1990年代建造新的学生公寓时，它举办了一场邀请设计竞赛。获胜者是纽约的Pasanella + Klein Stolzman + Berg，现在称为PKSB。宿舍将位于学校城市校园的一个角落，靠近一些保存完好的联排别墅和低层公寓楼。 PKSB计划将该计划的128个两个学生房间划分为多个卷，这些卷反映了社区的规模-校园一侧的长条和面向社区的三个几乎是立方体的侧翼。在预算范围内，可以帮助建筑师赢得佣金和P / A奖的室内便利设施是他们能够在计划中增加的非凡共享空间：几个双层高的项目工作室和一个同样高大的入口大厅打算兼作画廊或剧院。
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