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Atelier Insite is commissioning public artwork for the new College of Business now under construction across from Bowman Field.
Applications were accepted through Café. The deadline for submissions to the RFQ was: Tuesday, February 12, 2019 – Midnight MST on Café - www.callforentry.org
RFQ Finalists: It was a pleasure to review so many well qualified applications for the Business School RFQ. We would like to congratulate the following artists who have been invited to prepare a proposal:
Laura Haddad
Blessing Hancock
Akan Osman
Heath Satow
Here's a link to download a fly through rendering of the business School from DPR Construction.
“Construction of a new building for the College of Business will redefine the center of Clemson University’s campus while creating a state-of-the-art think tank environment for the college’s growing student population. LMN Architects of Seattle is designing the 162,000 square foot building in collaboration with the Greenville office of South Carolina-based LS3P. The new Business College will feature open, collaborative spaces on the interior and exterior; an expansive atrium; a 220-seat, flat-floor auditorium; business center; board room; incubator space; café as well as faculty and departmental offices.” -LS3P Associates LTD
To keep updated with the construction progress, visit the link to the new College of Business construction live webcam.
Gordon Huether’s “All In” will be sited near Clemson University’s Football Operations Facility tentatively in 2019. Huether’s winning proposal is for a 25’ tall sculpture with a 46' circumference, made of dichroic glass and aluminum. More information on the artist can be found by following this link to his website.
From Huether’s proposal on his piece, “The sculpture is monumental yet balanced delicately on its axis, transparent yet replete with intriguing and complex views from every vantage point. Visible from a distance and from across the river, "All In" will act as a beacon for the entire Clemson community, as well as a gateway to the Athletic Precinct.”
