SPATIAL DISTINCTION
The Student Success Center was one part of an on-going redevelopment project of the Williams Building. Located on the upper floor, the existing space was a former exhibit space and tutoring room. One of the primary challenges of the existing space was excessive glazing along the staff offices that created a “fish bowl” condition. With a commitment to sustainability R3A documented and cataloged each piece of existing glass that was then be repurposed as office glazing and to define a central circulation corridor, which was used as marker board and spatially to delineate three distinct zones: office, central circulation and collaborative learning space.