Attendees of the 2013 Sustainable Arkansas conference, hosted by the Arkansas chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council, took a tour in early April, and we tagged along with them. The renovations to most parts of Vol Walker Hall were far along. The old second-floor gallery was filled with interesting scaffolding. And the studios, faculty offices and other spaces in the Anderson Design Center were taking shape.
This collection of photos was taken by Michelle Parks.
The weather was wet and chilly into April, but work continued on Vol Walker Hall and the Anderson Design Center. More glass went up on the western side of the addition, as well as the limestone panels.
This collection of photos was taken by Logan Webster.
A February snowfall didn’t slow down the work on Vol Walker Hall and the Anderson Design Center. Workers finished with the crane, and the glass started going up on the western side of the addition in March.
This collection of photos was taken by Logan Webster.
It’s a month into winter and a few weeks into the spring semester, and work continues on Vol Walker Hall and the Anderson Design Center.
This collection of photos was taken by Logan Webster.
Though it was quiet on campus, work continued on the construction project the afternoon of Dec. 21. Here are some images.
Our Professional Advisory Board members took a tour of the site during their fall meeting. They saw major progress with the renovation of Vol Walker Hall. And the building’s core was starting to fill in, along with more work done on the addition.
On Sept. 25, architects on the project gave a tour of the construction site to representatives of the Reynolds Foundation and some school staff.
The fifth week of school, construction of the Steven L. Anderson Design Center continues on a gorgeous, almost fall day.
Staff members of the school toured the construction site Monday morning. The foundation for the addition was poured that day. Renovations to historic Vol Walker Hall continued, with scaffolding filling the large second-floor studio.
The school’s Professional Advisory Board took a tour of the construction site during their meeting in April. Designers on the project led the tours, including Marlon Blackwell and Jonathan Boelkins, from Marlon Blackwell Architect, and Mark Herrmann, from Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects. Boelkins and Herrmann are both alumni of the school.
