Trahan Architects museum project to appear on Smithsonian Channel

The Louisiana Point out Museum and Sporting activities Corridor of Fame project in Natchitoches, New Orleans, will be showcased on the Smithsonian Channel sequence “How Did They Make That?” for its exclusive architectural design.

Founder and CEO of job direct, Trahan Architects, Victor F. “Trey” Trahan, III, FAIA, will show up along with business companion Brad McWhirter to chat about the perform done to complete the challenge, which has gained various design awards, like the Nationwide AIA Award for Interior Architecture.

Established on the banking companies of the Cane River Lake, the museum is impressed by the riverfront placing, early sustainable tactics, and spatial equity. Sculpted from much more than 1100 exclusive solid stone panels, the museum’s interior displays the region’s fluvial geomorphology—the transformation of the landscape from generations of carving by the meandering river—and seamlessly integrates constructing systems and serves as a canvas for exhibitions and films.

Jay Dardenne, former lieutenant governor and latest commissioner of administration for the state of Louisiana, claims, “The new creating gives both equally an icon for the condition and an important neighborhood center for the area. It is a remarkably revolutionary framework, environment a high standard for community properties inside Louisiana although reflecting the exclusive attributes of our exclusive tradition and context.”

Trahan Architects’ element will seem in season two of “How Did They Create That?” airing on July 31 at 8 p.m. EST. The show will be available to stream on Paramount+.