A Natural Wood Statement on the Vassar Campus
Poughkeepsie, New York — Contemporary architecture shaped by the warmth and character of natural hardwood.
The Dede Thompson Bartlett Center for Admission and Career Education at Vassar College brings a distinctive modern presence to the campus landscape. Its curved design incorporates natural wood elements, creating an inviting exterior that complements the surrounding environment.
The building features Americana™ Thermally Modified Hardwood as exterior siding. The wood’s natural grain and texture add warmth to the building’s contemporary lines, pairing architectural expression with a material selected for exterior performance.
Natural Character. Thoughtful Performance.
Thermally modified hardwood brings the beauty of real wood to exterior applications. At the Dede Thompson Bartlett Center, the siding helps connect the building’s curved, modern form with the natural character of the Vassar campus.
Explore Americana™ Thermally Modified Hardwood for commercial and residential siding, rainscreen, and other architectural applications. Contact our team to learn more about product options and project suitability.
