of glass block topped by a
 skylight. The exterior of the
 building is mullionless strip
 windows of blue glass and
 diagonally mounted indige-
 nous black marble. The inte-
 rior facade of the broken court-
 yard is local pink slate which
 has been cut in irregular slabs.
 The interiors are designed
 with special orienting features
 such as cylindrical elevator
 lobbies and zig-zag glass block
 walls which are focused back
 at circulation along the court-
 yard.


 Jury: "This spectacular proj-
 ect is a wonderful sculpture
 that works well as a piece of
 architecture. There is a really
 dramatic interplay between the
 plan, shape and pattern in ele-
 vation. The building has a
 powerful relationship with its
 difficult site."













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FLORIDA ARCHITECT September/October 1989