The Rochester Institute of Technology has recently unveiled its latest creation, the 180,000-square-foot Student Hall for Exploration and Development. This unique building offers visitors a glimpse into two transparent cubes, one dedicated to theater rehearsals and the other for dance studio practices.
Upon entering the $120 million building, visitors will be immediately struck by the building’s layout. The theater is located next to glass-walled maker spaces, all overlooking a crescent-shaped atrium. Inside the maker spaces, a variety of benches and machine tools are connected to the ceiling by electrical cords and exhaust hoods. The workshop areas have garage-style doors that can be opened, allowing passersby to observe the innovative projects taking shape inside.
The Student Hall for Exploration and Development provides students with a creative and collaborative space to explore and develop their talents. With state-of-the-art facilities and a design that promotes transparency and interaction, this building is a hub for experimentation and innovation on campus. Whether it’s in theater or dance, students can now showcase their skills in front of an audience while benefiting from cutting edge technology.
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