Classroom Renovations
Creating Templates
In 2003, OCLE began to renovate classrooms on the East side of campus. Interviews were conducted with both faculty and students to help identify the successes and deficiencies in the current classrooms. The resulting findings were used to guide the renovation of a variety of different types of classrooms. A total of eleven pilot classrooms were renovated, using an array of different architectural solutions. These pilot classrooms were then evaluated in order to inform the development of guidelines to be used for the design of all future classroom projects.
Setting a Standard
Since classroom buildings are where students spend most of their time on campus, the goal of OCLE is to improve instructional spaces. Renovated classrooms can include: new lighting, acoustic treatments to absorb sound, new technology, white boards, new flexible furnishings and improved, contemporary finishes. OCLE aspires to provide the campus with learning environments capable of remembering and being remembered, rooms which respect the past and yet are innovative and speak of the future to all who enter.
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Projects - 2013
EAST CAMPUS
BSB 365, 367, 369, and 389
Fall 2013
Lecture Center A1
Mechanical - Fall 2013
Interior - Fall 2014
SH 115, 116, 119, 120
Fall 2013
SH 1st floor corridor
Fall 2013
EPASW 2219
Fall 2013
Projects Under Consideration
EAST CAMPUS
BH 205 + 209
Fall 2013
WEST CAMPUS
AHSB 601 + 607
Fall 2013
CMET 367
Fall 2013
Nursing 139 + 143
Fall 2013
