Holland M.U.D.

Digital rendering of green roof, skylight shaft, reserved hybrid car parking.

The Building

Holland MUD's 111 year old masonry structure, replete with super thin mortar joints, harks of a gilded craft that has long disappeared, but remains comfortably embedded within the fabric of this emerging urban Louisville neighborhood.

Sharing the city block with a restaurant, vintage retail, galleries, a non-profit mission and office studios, the new 15,000 square foot mixed use facility will house street fronting office/lounge and two multi-purpose event spaces on the ground floor, office studios on the upper two floors, and an indoor-outdoor courtyard toward the rear.

Interior layout of double-height corridor leading to atrium.

The primary directive of the client was to arrive at 'green' solutions while maintaining the quality of the design.

In order to achieve a 'gold' certification with the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) as monitored by the U.S. Green Building Council in Washington DC, several environmental features have been woven into the project's design.

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