The entire Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation building model is shown in a short video that you can watch here. There will also be some delays for those who use the main parking garage, due to construction truck traffic. Campus visitors will be directed to park in the first floor of the main parking structure by Parking & Transportation staff at the main entrance until project completion. Construction ImpactsĬonstruction trucks may be staging as they wait to enter and exit the site on Sherman Street. We are the institutional hub for scientists, educators, and inquiring minds who think that nature supplies compelling evidence of intelligent design. Please be aware of your surroundings in this area, especially for vehicles. There will also be flaggers in the area directing traffic. Trucks will be staging on the North side of Sherman Street as they wait to enter the construction site, and will enter and exit the construction site onto Sherman Street and Palm Drive. Some pedestrian pathways in the area have been changed, and all are clearly marked.
This project will create significant impacts to foot and vehicle traffic in the center of campus. More info on the Sobrato Campus Project Campus Impacts The courtyard in the middle will open up towards Heafey Hall and Bergin Hall to create an interconnection between all of the STEM facilities. This 270,000 squarefoot building will be built on the site of the previous engineering and law buildings with a 4-story wing on the east side and 3-story wings on the north and south. This complex will bring together multiple departments to create a collaborative learning environment where students and faculty alike can benefit from the expertise of their peers. Center For Discovery 151 Southhall Lane Suite 175 Maitland, FL 32751 Call Admissions Team (407) 890-0984 Ask about video sessions Nearby Areas Additional Location Center For Discovery Palm. The Sobrato Campus for Discovery and Innovation will create classrooms, labs, research, study and office space for the School of Engineering and the College of Arts and Science.
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