Earlham College, The Landrum Bolling Center
Richmond, Indiana
The building is a three-story structure with a partial lower floor, and includes lecture rooms and classrooms, computer and psychology labs, seminar rooms, conference rooms, offices and support spaces.
The design of the new center is open-ended and flexible so that it can adapt to new technologies and future programs.
The building is close to the main campus entry and will be a central point for extending the relationships between the college and Richmond community.
The first floor includes a 20-station microcomputer teaching laboratory, a 60-seat lecture hall, a 60-seat lounge/reception area with a catering kitchen, offices for career services and international programs, classrooms and support spaces.
The second floor includes five classrooms, seminar rooms, faculty offices with full data connections, social-science division rooms and support spaces.
The third floor includes five classrooms, spaces for students and faculty involved with psychology, sociology and anthropology educational programs, a specially designed psychology laboratory, offices and support spaces.
Additional Information
Cost per Sq Ft
$151.79
Featured in
2004 Architectural Portfolio
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