A New Sense of Place
December 2, 2021
Pictured above: Salten Hall Student Commons on the Long Island campus.
Over the past two years, improvements on New York Tech’s campuses have spanned facilities upgrades in response to COVID-19 protocols to thoughtful new campus spaces that support students’ academic and extracurricular experiences. Here’s a look at what has been happening on our campuses.
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Interfaith Meditation and Prayer Room on the Long Island campus, which was been replicated on the New York City campus
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A rendering of enhancements planned for the outdoor spaces near NYITCOM on the Long Island campus
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NYITCOM opened a medical clinic on its Arkansas campus in 2021
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Orso Café on the Long Island campus
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The School of Architecture and Design Fabrication Lab on the Long Island campus
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A campus lounge at 16 W. 61st St. on the New York City campus
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Anna Rubin Hall on the Long Island campus
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Recharge Café on the New York City campus
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Salten Café on the Long Island campus
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A student lounge at 1855 Broadway (Edward Guiliano Global Center) on the New York City campus
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Outdoor gathering spaces abound on the Long Island campus
ALUMNI ADD VALUE
New campus spaces incorporated the expertise of New York Tech alumni, including:
- Joe Chiarelli (B.S.A.T. '92), Sean Payton (B.S.A.T. '03), Paul Sheridan (B.S.A.T. '04) with Consigli Construction Co., Inc.
- Arthur Sikula (B.Arch. '79) with Ghirardi Stone
- Brian Redlein (B.S.A.T. '94) with MBE Code & Zoning Consultants
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2021 issue of New York Institute of Technology Magazine.
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