Student Classroom Structure. The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland.

WRA completed an initial feasibility study that identified several alternatives and included a cost-benefit analysis to inform decision making.  Using the preferred alternative, WRA  completed A/E design and construction phase services for a flexible, multi-purpose 9,000 SF temporary facility on the Freshman Quad of campus served by power, water and sanitary services. The facility design was expedited; the project was delivered in six months to support the University’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The facility is used for dining, student events/activities, and a study lounge.