Built in 1915, Shattuck Hall is the second oldest building on campus. The 66,000sf renovation, originally a deferred maintenance project, evolved to give way to an innovatively programmed building juxtaposed with historic fabric. An educational “systems on display” theme leaves assemblies and systems intentionally exposed, while the formerly enclosed layout was transformed into open architectural studio space. The 1915 ductwork was utilized in conjunction with ceiling fans and the largest installation on the West Coast to date of radiant heating/cooling ceiling panels to ensure user comfort via a hydronic water circulation system. As the campus’ first purposefully sustainable renovation, Shattuck Hall is currently pursuing LEED Gold certification.