VT TECHNOLOGY-ENHANCED LEARNING & ONLINE STRATEGIES
- Nov 17, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 19, 2021
Project Size: 12,700 SF
TKA was tasked with converting an existing big box tenant space from the 1970s into a vibrant and modern hub for the Technology-Enhanced Learning & Online Strategies (TLOS) Department at Virginia Tech. Originally housed on the Virginia Tech campus throughout several floors and buildings, the move brings together all team members under one roof allowing for greater communication and creativity. The renovation includes offices, collaboration spaces, virtual teaching rooms, recording studios, video conferencing and communal spaces. With a desire for flexibility from the university, modular walls in the central office allow for reconfiguration of cubicles and group work areas as needs change. Special attention to acoustics and lighting transform a once dull and dark space into a bright and welcoming office.
Project Team
General Contractor | MB Contractors
Structural | Day & Kinder Consulting Engineers
Mechanical | Mann & Associates
Electrical | Carbo Inc.
Interiors | Teresa Ko Commercial Interiors
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