Stern College Computer Science Department

A cutting edge academic suite at Stanton Hall, Stern College for Women was built to accomodate a floor devoted to their burgeoning Computer Science department. It features a lab/classroom combination, renovated classrooms and lobby.

The design brings the ambiance of a Silicon Valley start-up to this academic setting, with raw materials like concrete floors and aluminum plate wall panels. Glass and writable vinyl walls will allow for working ideas out collaboratively in a variety of locations. Interactive monitors and next-generation smart boards are featured throughout. A rolling glass partition separates a classroom from the lab, allowing both to work together when needed.

 

Client: Yeshiva University
Location: 215 Lexington Ave New York, NY
Category: Higher Education
Completion: 2021
Team: Michael Goldblum, Spenser Ngo
Photography: Ashok Sinha

The elevator lobby of Stern College for Women's Computer Science Department features two couches and two seating blocks designed for collaborative workspaces.
This classroom features many workplace stations such as beanbag chairs, a wrap around desk, and a smartboard allowing for collaborative and individualized educational needs to be met.
A cement ceiling and spacious work area is backed by a sliding glass partition allowing for a large classroom to be split into separate rooms.
This interior classroom corner boasts rows of rolling desk-chairs and an expansive see-through glass wall that looks out into the elevator lobby.
The elevator lobby looks through an aluminum plated and glass wall at a large classroom with green chairs.
Looking over a sea of green and blue chair-desks, a whiteboard stretching over two walls is the background for a projector, lecture stand, and table.
A close-up shot of green and orange chairs each connected to a small desk.
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