Pennsylvania State University Kinesiology Teaching Labs + Active Learning Classrooms
DLA+ was commissioned by Penn State University to design a project for the Kinesiology Department. The project involved converting existing squash courts to meet the department's design program. In addition to creating these new areas, the project planning has also established scalable strategies for future conversion projects, ensuring long-term adaptability and growth.
Interesting Info
The spaces now contain updated learning spaces, such as -
- Active Learning Classrooms
- Strength + Conditioning Rooms
- Athletic Training Education Center
- Rehab Room
- Research Center (Includes Blood Draw Area + Biometric Monitoring Equipment)
- Student Common Spaces
- Locker Storage
Each space is equipped with technology for distance learning, providing flexibility for various teaching and learning methods. The converted spaces offer Kinesiology staff and students a modern, updated environment that supports success and improves the learning experience across the department.
- Owner
- The Pennsylvania State University
- Services
- Architecture
- Interior Design
- Construction Administration
- Completion Date
- March 2025
- Project Size
- 10,314 SF
- Project Cost
- $3.2 Million
