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West Bloomfield
An artist's rendering of the new museum
Work Of Art
Design selected for Broad museum.
East Lansing
W
orld-renowned architect
Zaha Hadid of London
has been selected win-
ner in the design competition for the
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
at Michigan State University. Hadid
joined the Broads, former Detroiters,
at two events last week where MSU
President Lou Anna K. Simon named
the winner.
"Ms. Hadid's design truly captured
the spirit of what this iconic building
will represent:' said Simon.
The announcement is the culmina-
tion of a competition that began in
June 2007 when the Broads gave a gift
of $26 million to help fund the new
museum, which will focus on modern
and contemporary art.
Hadid, founding partner of Zaha
Hadid Architects, was awarded the
Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004
and is internationally known for both
her theoretical and academic work.
"I believe we can create build-
ings that evoke original experiences,
inspire people and make them excited
about new ideas:' Hadid said. "The
sculptural folds of the Eli and Edythe
Broad Art Museum's design and enig-
matic qualities of its steel and glass
surface follow a coherent formal logic,
offering a sense of unlimited possibili-
ties!'
The 41,000-square-foot building
will comprise three levels and stand
on the corner of Grand River and
Farm Lane at the Collingwood campus
entrance.
"We are delighted with Zaha Hadid's
design:' said Eli Broad. "This new
museum will create an important
cultural connection between the uni-
Eli and Edythe Broad
versity and the broader Lansing and
Michigan community"
Groundbreaking is planned for the
fall with completion in 2010. ❑
Aid For Students
As part of its 2008 convention, the
Department of Michigan, Jewish War
Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary will
award a number of $750 college schol-
arships to descendants of veterans who
are graduating from high school this
year and attending a Michigan college
in the fall.
Applications must be submitted by
March 31. Winners will be chosen with-
out regard to race or religion. Interested
high school seniors are urged to contact
their counselor for an application or
call Shirlee Marshall, (248) 851-6746, or
Herb Benson, (248) 683-6030.
The scholarships are made possible
through the annual poppy sale and pri-
vate donations.