The three-story BCAM building, comprising two Italian travertine-clad wings constructed around a glass core, includes 60,000 sq ft of exhibition space under a glazed roof. With its open floor plan, the single-story Resnick Pavilion provides flexible exhibit space with natural lighting coming in through vertical glazing in the sawtooth roof.

Both structures house important artwork requiring very specific environmental conditions. SGH performed thermal modeling and evaluated air flow, heat exchange, and vapor drive. We provided the design team with recommendations to reduce the potential for condensation in the building enclosure. SGH also reviewed proposed design concepts, helped develop details to integrate the various building enclosure systems, and provided limited construction administration services.