Initially completed in 1970, this building serves as the primary science building on campus. Renovations included modernization of all laboratory facilities, a new code-compliant mechanical system, and new finishes and lighting for all interior spaces. The center of the main floor was designed as a student information area, featuring access stations to the University’s computer system, study stations in glassed, semi-private regions, and audio-visual connections that allow the space to be used for meetings and informal gatherings.
