EducationNashville State Community College Southeast Campus

Nashville, Tennessee Renovation Size: 60,000 SF Cost: $4.1M

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NSCC Southeast Campus
NSCC Southeast Campus

The first phase of Nashville State's new Southeast Campus began the tranformation of the former Dillard's store in the Hickory Hill Mall. This fast-track project had demolition occurring the day after the building was purchased. The initial 60,000 square-foot renovation included new classrooms, laboratories and a campus bookstore and was completed, with the help of Southland Constructors, in just 3.5 months--right on time for the fall 2012 semester. Phase 2 added another 45,000 square feet, but that wasn't enough to meet the high demand for classroom space in Middle Tennessee. Phase 3, a 50,000 square-foot renovation of the second floor, added much needed general classroom space, student lounge areas, and collaborative learning "nooks", accessed by a centralized circulation stair. The growing facility has received rave reviews from both NSCC students and the administration.

  • Team
  • Team 9
    Team 9David Johnson, AIA, NCARB, EDAC
  • Team 10
    Team 10Michael Speck, AIA
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  • project quotes and notes
  • Bringing the Southeast Campus online not only creates a great asset for the Hickory Hollow area, it eliminates nearly an hour commute for a number of students from southeast Davidson county.