Design studio additions to campus.(Brief Article)
American School & University, April, 2002
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The Programming Design Studio Symonds Lab II is in Duncan Hall on Rice University's Houston campus. It accommodates two advanced teaching spaces for 15 to 20 students each. These two rooms are united by a movable partition that opens to accommodate up to 40 students. Adjacent to the classroom areas is an entry vestibule for acoustic control and for visitor orientation.
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A separate and secure room, accessible through the entry vestibule, contains the Immersadesk, a high-resolution 3-D visualization tool used for studying objects and environments otherwise impossible to see. ...
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