Jul 14, 2016
Get to know the Cal Poly Pomona campus!
This is the CLA (Classroom, Laboratory, and Administration) Building, commonly referred to as the “Pointy Building” (for obvious reasons).
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Get to know the Cal Poly Pomona campus!
This is the CLA (Classroom, Laboratory, and Administration) Building, commonly referred to as the “Pointy Building” (for obvious reasons).
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A New Building for a New Era Just in time for the spring semester, the new College of Liberal Arts building makes its debut. The 200,000 square-foot, glass and limestone structure will give more than 10,000 liberal arts students a place to call home for the first time in decades.
Not only is the building the newest landmark for the campus, it is also a model for innovative funding and cost-effective planning and design. The building was self-funded by the college - a first at UT - which means it was built without tapping legislative or UT System funding. Although final calculations are still pending, the total cost is projected to be $87 million, less than the project's initial expected cost of $100 million. More about financing.
"Many new buildings today are described as innovative, but this building truly stands out as a model for cost-effective planning and design in the 21st century," says Randy Diehl, dean of the College of Liberal Arts. "This space will be vital in our ongoing efforts to attract and recruit the highest-quality faculty and students."
Among its many features, the building includes:
Smart classrooms with special attention to acoustics, sightlines, writing surfaces, seating and lighting
A skybridge connecting to the Student Activity Center, inviting traffic from all corners of campus
A spacious study lounge that offer views of the Waller Creek Greenbelt. Open to only liberal arts students, the space includes a student workroom and two study alcoves
Designated suites (located side-by-side) for two of the university's most distinguished honors programs: Liberal Arts Honors and Plan II
An entire floor for the college's Naval, Army and Air Force ROTC units
An ROTC suite with a shared heritage lounge featuring a Missing in Action Prisoner of War brick wall memorial - salvaged from Russell A. Steindham Hall
Collaborative faculty spaces and research labs for the Population Research Center, a world-renowned research unit in the fields of sociology and demography
It is expected to receive LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. More about sustainable design.
Comprised of 24 academic departments, two dozen centers, and 600-plus faculty members, the college has been spread across 30 buildings. This is the first time the college will have a home of its own since Old Main was torn down in the 1930s. Written by Jessica Sinn. Photos by Sandy Carson.
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