A $20M building design to promote spontaneous interaction and support individualized learning
With Lebanon Valley College’s (LVC) new development on the northern edge of their campus, they wanted an icon that could serve as a gateway while also marking the end of a new pedestrian spine. We were first brought in to work on a space needs analysis and building program for LVC’s health professions program. After conceptual planning studies and evaluation of multiple building siting options, our new facility design tied in with their vision to create the gateway they were looking for.
Working closely with the college, we developed an optimized building program and evaluated the impact of enrollment growth and new curricula against health sciences laboratory and classroom demands. The result? A building design that promotes spontaneous interaction, supports individualized learning, and allows natural light to reach deep into the space. Learning commons are dispersed throughout, offering formal spaces for quiet study, team rooms for collaborative learning, and breakout spaces for socializing.
Designed as a new hub for the program, the Jeanne and Edward H. Arnold Health Professions Pavilion provides a balance of technically advanced learning environments, informal meeting areas, and private areas designed to give students the resources they need to be productive: both inside and outside of the classroom.
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