Drexel Hall is the inverse of Dr Who's TARDIS. It looks bigger on the outside than on the inside.
The building has an interior courtyard. The hallway follows the wall of the courtyard, so the building has only rooms on the outside walls and they are not deep rooms.
On entering, there is a nice reception area. This space was not used by Adult Learning.
The hallway in the front of the building is pretty much the same now as it was with Adult Learning. The windows on the left face the courtyard. Some of the classroom space that Adult Learning had is now subdivided into offices. One of the rooms is a fairly large conference room. Only the first floor of the building has been renovated. The upstairs remains a mess. (See the links at the end of the post.)
Below is a typical office. (Never shoot into the light when you can avoid it or else you get pictures like this one.) My guide through the building said that they have more space and it is nicer space than what they had previously. They are using the entire first floor; adult learning used most but not all of it. Also, Adult Learning used it for very limited hours. The relocations should make more efficient use of space. (I do not know what will go into their old space in Xavier-McHale Hall. However, the College will have to redo its map.)
2 comments:
Can't find a place to email you, so I'll post here -- the Newton County Activity link on your sidebar goes to a dead webpage.
Thank you. I dropped it and another site that provides little info and added a new one that does have a good calendar.
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