Daytona State College is constructing a classroom/lab building on its Deltona, Fla., campus.
Building Two will be home to the college’s nursing, sonography and high-tech CNC Machining programs, the college says in a news release.
The two-story, 30,000-square-foot building will have classrooms, medical simulation labs, offices and space for CNC machining equipment. The facility will also enable the college to create a central courtyard between it and Fathi Hall, and include a bookstore and grab-n-go food area.
The building will accommodate about 120 nursing students, up to 40 CNC training students and up to 100 students in a new sonography program.
The facility is scheduled to be complete in spring 2024.
SchenkelShultz is the architect.
