EDUCATION
Howard Hall Renovation
The renovation of the 1940s’ era Howard Hall creates a modernized and tailored home for the Applied Health Sciences program. Classrooms provide versatile learning environments for the range of courses offered. View of office space for faculty.
LOCATION:
Baldwin City, Kan.
SIZE:
8,000 Sq. Ft.
WSKF Architects led a team to renovate and repurpose Howard Hall (formerly Jolliffe Hall) to house Baker University’s Allied Health Care program. The Applied Health Sciences program prepares students for careers that include Sport Medicine, Exercise Science, Physical Therapy, Cardiac Rehab, Nutrition and similar fields. Current enrollment is 110 students.
The 8,800-square-foot building was built in 1940. The project brought the facility up to current code standards, and reconfigured the space to meet Baker’s curriculum and program needs. Also assessing HVAC and building systems for upgrades.
The modernized facility includes classrooms, educational labs, administrative, and support spaces. The facility meets educational needs while reinforcing Baker’s history and honoring the alumni family that is funding the renovation.
The project includes continuing to build on enrollment growth and the quality of the student experience offered by the department.
ABOUT WSKF ARCHITECTS
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North Kansas City, MO
110 Armour Road
North Kansas City, MO 64116
816-300-4101 (P)
816-300-4102 (F)
Kansas City, KS
707 Minnesota Ave, Suite 506
Kansas City, KS 66101
913-287-1900 (P)
816-300-4102 (F)
North Kansas City, MO
110 Armour Road
North Kansas City, MO 64116
Kansas City, KS
707 Minnesota Ave., Suite 506
Kansas City, KS, 66101