Spalding University in Louisville, Kentucky, is expanding its health sciences campus. We’ve partnered with them to design a training environment that helps differentiate its health sciences programs, further develop its graduate portfolio, and enhance interprofessional education.

The new space is a renovation of the existing Cooke Building, a former automobile showroom. The goal is to create flexible, forward-thinking, and technology-rich spaces that cultivate a welcoming, inclusive environment in line with the university’s mission.

The expansion includes:

• Wet anatomy lab
• Dry anatomy lab
• Manual therapy lab
• Rehab skills lab
• Multipurpose lab
• Areas for group study and collaboration, as well as independent study
• Faculty offices and collaboration rooms

The university plans to open the new facility in the fall of 2022. See some of the design renderings below: