Ringling College of Art and Design debuts new building projects
Date: 09/10/2009
by: Stephanie Hannum | Black Tie Editor
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Don Lawson of Lawson Group Architects, Dr. Larry Thompson and David Sessions of Willis A. Smith Construction -
"We are in the process of LEED certifications because of our core values of social responsibility," says Dr. Larry Thompson. -
David Sessions explains the energy efficient solar panels on the roof of the Academic Center. -
A view from a new classroom in the Academic Center, which opened Aug. 24. -
Freshman Tim Peacock -
Ronel Constantin and Jessica Meetze enjoy the view while taking a break from class. -
Drawing 101 enjoys their new natural light studio in the Academic Center. Each classroom also features recycle bins. -
Classrooms feature occupancy light sensors and photo sensors - lights dim as the room becomes brighter or darker. -
Architects Fernando Ramirez and Don Lawson take in all their hard work.
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