Facilities

TEXTILES | CERAMICS | METALSMITHING/JEWELRY

The Art and Design Building, completed in 1977, is centrally located on the university campus. The building has about 130,000 square feet of floor space, providing well-equipped and spacious work areas.

The Art and Design Building houses all major areas of art and design study and production, including studio facilities, photography and film-making labs, central shops, an exhibition gallery and administrative offices.

Although not in the School of Fine Arts, the Helen Foresman Spencer Museum of Art provides an excellent resource for art students. The Spencer Museum is acknowledged nationally as one of the finest university museums in the country.

Art and Design Building

1st Floor South	sculpture foundry ceramics
2nd Floor South	common shop
2nd Floor North	printmaking photo labs design classrooms
3rd Floor South	jewelry/metalsmithing
3rd Floor North	administrative offices gallery computer lab lecture room snack bar and vending machines telephone bulletin boards
4th Floor	painting drawing critique rooms lecture room performance/installations room faculty offices senior and graduate studios
5th Floor	textiles faculty offices

Note: faculty offices are located throughout the building.

Hallmark Symposium
Art & Design Gallery
Lawrence Arts Center