These modernization projects enhanced two academic spaces on campus, creating flexible, technology-rich environments that support collaboration, innovation, and student success.
Located within the historic 1930s Administration Building, the Learning Center renovation transformed the second floor through upgrades to offices, conference rooms, and classrooms. The project included restoration of original ceilings, installation of new lighting, electrical, and data systems, and accessibility improvements to second-floor restrooms, thoughtfully balancing modern functionality with the character of the historic facility.
The Technology Classroom renovation reimagined an existing third-floor classroom in the San Raphael Building as a dynamic learning environment for computer science and information systems students. The redesigned space features a flexible “Sandbox” laboratory with reconfigurable work areas, collaborative presentation zones, interactive technology, and modern furnishings. New electrical and data infrastructure, interactive displays, upgraded lighting, ceilings, and ceiling-mounted projectors support a highly adaptable setting designed to foster creativity, experimentation, and hands-on learning.
