They want to live in an aesthetically-pleasing atmosphere. We believe our new Living-Learning Center will fill those needs and much, much more. In fact, the initial design for the building was suggested by students in several interactive design sessions with the architects. They were very receptive to what we had to say. So, with the completion date being Fall 2001, I d like to live there if I m given the opportunity.
Space exists for that professor to hold small classes and seminars in the building.
Each apartment also has a kitchen and bath which will be shared by four students. Common areas exist at the intersection of the two wings and include a lobby, laundry and vending, gathering and meeting spaces, lounge and study areas. Students comfort and safety are major priorities. A sprinkler system will be installed throughout the building, as well as security card access to gain entry to the facility. In addition, much thought was given to the architectural design of the building.