The Art and Architecture Library is located in the northeast section in room 104. The collection holdings have expanded over the years to include not only the areas of architecture, landscape architecture and interior design studies, but also art, music, and a music listening laboratory. The total volume count exceeds 40,000 books, bound journals, music scores, long playing records, compact disks, and videos. Find out more at UTA Libraries Online. Computers are located in the Computer Lab as well as in selected studios in the building.
Various programs are in use for digital design modeling and image manipulation.
The lab houses many color printers, flatbed scanners, a slide scanner, and both Macintosh and IBM Compatible computers. The computer lab is located adjacent to the Art and Architecture Library. In the south end of the building is a fully equipped Photography Studio . With exception to chemicals and film, students are provided with all they need, including cameras, lights, light meters, various backdrops, and stands, to produce excellent photographs of their work. Students also have access to the Wood Shop , also in the southern end of the building, which houses all the fine wood working tools and machines.