The Evolution Of Our Shop




Client Meeting Area


The Evolution of Multimedia Communications.

We have come a long way!  A big thank you to the following:

Our advisory board, thank you for supporting us through this change and helping communicate our needs.
Our entire administration team, especially Cyra and Tom, for their unconditional support and encouragement.
Our facilities team for their continuous commitment to building and maintaining our new shop.
Construction Technologies, for their hard work in building our new lab and studio. 

SHOP AREA TRANSFORMATION
The former Graphic Communications/Graphic Arts Shop [2011]


The final offset presses are sold [2014].




The new shop area [2017]

Client Meeting Area
Student Ideation space. We will be making a photography gallery display on the new dividing wall!

PHOTOGRAPHY / VIDEO STUDIO
The old darkroom being converted into a multipurpose photo and video studio [2015]
Hats off to the Mr. Doherty and his amazing Construction Technology students.







The new studio [2017]








UNDERCLASSMEN COMPUTER LAB
Ms. Ellis' Freshmen / Sophomore Lab [2011]



Time lapse video of the wall coming down in just one day!



Expanded underclassmen lab [2016]





UPPERCLASSMEN COMPUTER LAB
The old bindery space, which is the current location of the upperclassmen lab with Ms. McCabe [2011]

The new upperclassmen lab [2013]



Thank You Video.




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