Peter B. Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University

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The Peter B. Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University is a distinctive, deconstructivist-style academic building designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic building
deconstructivist architecture
university building
architect Frank Gehry
architecturalStyle Deconstructivism
associatedWith Weatherhead School of Management
campus Case Western Reserve University campus
category Buildings at Case Western Reserve University
Deconstructivist architecture in Ohio
Frank Gehry buildings
city Cleveland
client Case Western Reserve University
country United States
feature asymmetrical design
complex rooflines
curving forms
irregular geometry
natural light emphasis
open interior atrium
function houses Weatherhead School of Management
hasPart atrium
conference rooms
lecture halls
offices
seminar rooms
study areas
locatedIn Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, Ohio
linked to: Cleveland
material brick
glass
stainless steel
name Peter B. Lewis Building
namedAfter Peter B. Lewis
occupant Weatherhead School of Management
owner Case Western Reserve University
primaryPurpose business education
management education
state Ohio
use administrative offices
business school facilities
classrooms
event spaces
faculty offices
meeting spaces

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Frank Owen Goldberg notableWork Peter B. Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University
Peter B. Lewis notableBuildingNamedAfter Peter B. Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University