Higher Education
Indiana University – Cyberinfrastructure Building (CIB) – Executive Office Renovations
After receiving a new extensive technology package, Indiana University’s Office of the Vice Provost of Information Technology needed to rethink its executive workspace.
Fanning Howey redesigned the 3rd-floor executive offices in the Cyber Infrastructure Building (CIB) to optimize the available square footage to accommodate new videoconference and display technology while making room for a more collaborative work environment. Particular care was taken in the technology infrastructure design to support the highly secure and sensitive data OVPIT oversees. Additionally, the design creatively adjusted the layout and infrastructure to address the mechanical and acoustical challenges of the raised floor.
Expertise
Client
Indiana University
Location
Bloomington, IN
Scope
3,000 renovated SF
Challenges
renovating a highly secured facility
Indiana University - Cyberinfrastructure Building
Conference rooms are designed to be highly collaborative while meeting security needs of the highly sensitive office.
Indiana University - Cyberinfrastructure Building
The new reception area is designed to be highly secure while remaining welcoming to office visitors.
Indiana University - Cyberinfrastructure Building
Infrastructure system design seamlessly incorporates the university's new technology package.
Indiana University - Cyberinfrastructure Building
Interior finishes complement the neutral tones of the university's architecture.
Indiana University - Cyberinfrastructure Building
Strategic reconfiguration of the executive offices created space for more work stations without expanding square footage.
