EpiCenter, Artists For Humanity

Aerial photograph showing the site's neighborhood and relationship to Boston.
Credit: Peter Vanderwarker

This photograph of the main entry illustrates the project's urban industrial context.
Credit: Richard Mandelkorn

This photograph of the gallery entrance shows the sunken urban "garden."
Credit: Richard Mandelkorn

This photograph of the roof shows the photovoltaic array.
Credit: Richard Mandelkorn

The naturally ventilated gallery space is shown in this photograph showcasing student art. Recycled windshields are used as guardrails.
Credit: Richard Mandelkorn

The translucent partitions shown in this photograph let light penetrate deep into the interior.
Credit: Richard Mandelkorn

The gallery is shown in this photograph with the overhead door fully open to the sunken courtyard.
Credit: Richard Mandelkorn

This photograph shows the natural light from the south reaching deep into the top level painting studio.
Credit: Richard Mandelkorn

These computer-generated images show the building's mezzanine-level and second-level floor plans.
Credit: Pat Cornelison

These computer-generated drawings show the locus plan, the south elevation, and a section.
Credit: Pat Cornelison

This building section illustrates the various sustainable features of the building.
Credit: Duc VO and Pat Cornelison