A promenade within the addition will serve an organizational and functional purpose by creating a pedestrian way that improves access to a variety of serves in an exciting, user-friendly, architectural solution. The HVAC system control system and zoning should receive significant improvements during any renovations projects. Other items that should be considered are increasing electrical capacity for the food servery, adding a kitchen upstairs, and hiring a structural engineer to study the floor slab cracks in the kitchen that allow water to get to the level below. Among these are the bookstore, mail services, Alumni Theater, dance studio, student lounge, Residence Life offices, Counseling offices, student organizations, Chaplain's offices, College Life offices, meeting rooms, locker rooms, and swimming pool. Original metal lockers line two upstairs corridor walls, and the finished and lighting are substandard.
Accessibility is a problem on the main floor due to level changes with short series of steps.
The master plan recommends that BSC be connected to Annenberg Center in order to provide functional relationships for the numerous activities that occur in both facilities. All of these student-related services would be best served within one facility or complex. Such a space or spaces would foster an increased sense of community. A two-story area could also be created at the existing student lounge as an extension of the addition's lounge. Such a space could have a fireplace to provide a different type of lounge space.