Central Pool Classroom Strategic Renovation Projects
Central Pool Classroom (CPC) project renovations occur as part of larger Capital Projects with Schools or as CPC driven initiatives that most often take place during the Summer Term.
For example, as in the example image above, Central Pool Classrooms Renovation projects aim to (in no particular order)
- Increase writable surfaces in the space to further encourage interaction.
- Provide more wall protection to increase the longevity of the wall finishes, decreasing operations and maintenance cost.
- Supply additional signage, such as floor plans, to show the “default” layout of the room and to spark other ideas for how the room can be used.
- Increase access to electrical outlets where possible.
- Provide LED Lighting, as part of campus wide sustainability initiatives.
- Support a more welcoming and inclusive space for all learners and users of the space.
See below for more information about recent project initiatives.
Williams Hall Ground Floor (Summer ’23)
Central Pool Classroom Summer 2023 Project consisted of 12 classrooms, totaling about 5,000 net square feet on the Ground Floor of Williams Hall.
Project scope included upgrades to all finishes, adding wall protection around the room, LED lighting with dimmability, additional electrical outlets where possible and whiteboards in lieu of the previous chalkboards. Also a part of this scope:
- Furniture upgrades included all new furniture, inclusive seating and refinished podium tops.
- Seat counts were to be maintained, but seat counts were reduced where possible, in close collaboration with the Office of the University Registrar’s office, to improve circulation and comfort in the room.
- Classroom Technology upgrades were also provided in close collaboration with Classroom Technology Services.
The images below were taken following the completion of the project. Additional information about each classroom can be found through the Classroom Scheduling Portal.