Santa Rosa, CA
The new Lindley Center for STEM Education at Santa Rosa Junior College is a 100,000 sf L-shaped structure, which aims to welcome students into the learning environment and foster interdisciplinary connections. The building houses a variety of student support spaces and chemistry and physics laboratories. On the ground floor, the Innovation Center offers students the chance to engage in hands-on making with tools such as 3D printers, laser cutters, and VR stations.
Renderings courtesy of SmithGroup.
Facility features laboratories and a makerspace
Leavening peerless structural engineering skill with humor, philosophy, people skills and, above all, a consummate understanding of San Francisco's permitting process, [Alan] saw this project through.
