BNIM Principal, Carey Nagle, and Associate, Levi Robb, were interviewed by Architectural Products Magazine for their cover story on the University of Iowa Stanley Museum of Art. Carey and Levi shared details about the design and product decisions the team made for the materials, layout, and systems used in the building’s exterior and interior.

“Letting the light into the building through the light-well was the driving force. We really saw that as the heartbeat of this facility.”

– Carey Nagle, Principal, BNIM

“Without having any fenestration around the building, we started thinking, ‘How can we use this brick to act almost as a signage for where art is displayed?’ When you look at where the protruding pattern is on the building, that’s predominantly all at level two, which is the gallery space.”

– Levi Robb, Associate, BNIM

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