Well hopefully, it will be able to take the wear and tear and not fall into disrepair as do so many other state facilities.  At the school I taught, we got a new "state-of-the-art" building about 12 years before I retired.  Within a few years, both projector screens broke, the speakers broke, three outlets did not work, and many of the door and restroom fixtures broke.  And this was not because of vandalism or rough use.  This was just regular usage.  When I retired, most of the problems were still not fixed due to parts being unavailable or, as with many school facility repairs, you are placed on a "list" and I guess our "turn" was not up yet.  Anything looks great brand new!  Good for Farrington!