Building Number: 0305
Original Cost: $1,675,361
Replacement Cost: $5,465,111
Ground Breaking Date: October 9, 1996
Occupancy Date: August 20, 1997
Dedication Date: October 29, 1997
The Ceramics and Sculpture facility is an instructional building designed for the Department of Visual Arts' programs in Ceramics and Sculpture. The single-level building is constructed with a stucco-like facade and dark glass with black trim. A roofed exterior patio area at the rear of the building houses outdoor kilns and accommodates outdoor sculpture activities. This facility contains numerous studio/instructional spaces, including a wheel room, hand-building room, glaze room, metal studio and wood studio. It also houses an advanced students' studio, seminar room and faculty office/studio spaces.
Project Team:
Architect: Bennett Barnette Bagley Architects
Mechanical Engineer: Staggs and Fisher
Structural Engineer: Buell-Fryer-McReynolds, Inc.
General Contractor: CR&R, Inc.
