Our Work:
KSU Bluemont Hall – Manhattan, KS
Bluemont Hall Renovation an open and inviting area, abundant in natural light. This project will allow future students to feel welcomed and provide current students the space and tools to succeed at K-State and beyond.
Location:
Manhattan, KS
Architect:
Clark I Huessemann
Total Square ft:
22,000
KSU Bluemont Hall - Manhattan, KS
Key Features:
The KSU Bluemont 1st floor renovation was a 15,389 SQFT transformation of former general-purpose classrooms into a combination of modern office space for the College of Education, state of the art classroom facilities, additional study spaces, and a lobby to welcome patrons to Bluemont Hall. Furthermore, the project included the installation of a fire suppression system to the remodeled area as well as an additional 7,100 SQFT of floor space.
Project Info
This renovation transformed Bluemont Hall from a closed off structure with few windows to a welcoming atmosphere with extensive natural light for KSU students and staff to collaborate.
Key Architectural features of this renovation include the addition of new storefronts / windows as well as high end finishes such as a unique wood panel wall and the accent cove light along the ceiling.
