https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1460 en-us St. Louis is a city of brick. That most traditional of materials clads the majority of structures in this midwestern metropolis, including the academic buildings on Harris-Stowe State University’s (HSSU) small midtown campus.

]]> hssu.asp Mon, 15 Nov 2010 23:30:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7565-harris-stowe-state-university The polycarbonate-clad structure rises to include a second story of adult classrooms, professors' offices, and an auditorium that are accessed from the east side of the building facing the campus. Harris-Stowe State UniversityLuchiniADChicago, IllinoisThe polycarbonate-clad structure rises to include a second story of adult classrooms, professors' offices, and an auditorium that are accessed from the east side of the building facing the campus.Photo © Sam Fentress The William L. Clay Education Center's low-slung, curving form is a departure from the traditional buildings on Harris-Stowe's campus. Harris-Stowe State UniversityLuchiniADChicago, IllinoisThe William L. Clay Education Center's low-slung, curving form is a departure from the traditional buildings on Harris-Stowe's campus.Photo © Sam Fentress Early-childhood-education students can observe children from the second-level classrooms overlooking the playground. Harris-Stowe State UniversityLuchiniADChicago, IllinoisEarly-childhood-education students can observe children from the second-level classrooms overlooking the playground.Photo © Sam Fentress Harris-Stowe State University Harris-Stowe State UniversityLuchiniADChicago, IllinoisImage courtesy LuchiniAD