William johnston building
The entire William Johnston Building was known as the “Dining Hall” for roughly 60 years because it housed a bakery, creamery, cannery, dining hall, and private dining area for the university President and faculty. Unfortunately there was a fire in a nearby by administrative office, and staff members relocated to the dining hall.
With a goal toward interdisciplinary collaboration, William Johnston houses teaching segments of the Colleges of Health and Human Sciences, Communication and Information and Fine Arts, as well as undergraduate services such as the Academic Center for Excellence, Advising First, the Center for Exploratory Students and the Reading/Writing Center.
Today’s William Johnston is a multi-tasking, carbon-neutral, student-focused learning and gathering place that joins rich, beautiful tradition with smart, contemporary pizazz. The 143,000 square foot, $35.5 million construction project involved renovating the existing four-story historic building and adding a new five-story expansion structure
Florida state university
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