Solano College Library/Learning Resource Center in Fairfield, California by Noll & Tam Architects

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Noll & Tam Architects is working with the Solano Community College District on the design of their new Library/Learning Resource Center. The new 59,252-square-foot, two-story Library/Learning Resource Center building is envisioned as the symbolic and physical heart of the Fairfield Campus. It will strengthen an existing campus community as it attracts and inspires students by providing needed services such as tutorial, research and group study rooms. The building represents a shift occurring on many campuses where active and collaborative learning has become a priority.

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• Architects: Noll & Tam Architects
• Project: Solano College Library/Learning Resource Center
• Location: Fairfield, California
  
• Noll & Tam Architects Team:
  
  • Principal: Christopher Noll
    
  • Architect: Eric Skiba, Associate
  • Associate Principal: Alyson Yarus
  • Designer: Andrew D. Manuel, Sophie de Christopher
  • Interior Designer: Sophie Jackman
• Project Team
  • Architecture, interior Design: Noll & Tam Architects
  • Structural: Thornton Tomasetti, Inc.
  • Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing: Guttmann & Blavoet
  • Civil: CSW|ST2
  • Landscape: Gates + Associates, Inc.
  • Telecom, AV, Security: SFMI, Inc.
  • Signage: Ross/Luthin Creative

Image Courtesy © Noll & Tam Architects

Image Courtesy © Noll & Tam Architects

Image Courtesy © Noll & Tam Architects

Image Courtesy © Noll & Tam Architects

Image Courtesy © Noll & Tam Architects

Tags: California, USA

Categories: Campus, Library, Resource Center

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