Renaissance Square architect Moshe Safdie visited with the DCC Facilities Design Committee and college leaders on Tuesday, Sept. 27 to review early designs of MCC’s new downtown campus. The discussion touched on classroom design needs, a proposed “campus green,” accessibility, safety, and office and meeting room spaces.
Input from the college community is welcome. Ideas should be shared with any member of the DCC Design Steering Committee:
Richard Degus, Planning
Valarie Avalone, Planning
Dave Schottler, Facilities
Pete Otero, DCC
Barbara Connolly, DCC Academic Services
Ann Topping, DCC Student Services
Chet Rogalski, Liberal Arts
Bob Cunningham, Academic Environments
Dale Mallory, Educational Technology Services
Tony Felicetti, Academic Services
Heze Simmons, Administrative Services
Chris Schwartzott, Visual and Performing Arts
The next public workshop on the Renaissance Square project is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., Oct. 25 at the Riverside Convention Center. Input on all three components of Renaissance Square – the MCC campus, performing arts center and transit center – are welcome at this workshop.
Cynthia Cooper
Public Affairs
09/30/2005 |