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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE – SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
ARCHITECT: RCG, INC., ARCHITECTS
ENGINEER: MUELLER ASSOCIATES

University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Corner windows offer views of the glowing interior brick walls.
  University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

The signature 5-story tall Atrium embraces the urban environment with ample exterior views. Welcoming congregation areas and beautiful materials encourage gathering and conversation. Large-scale decorative fluorescent pendants attenuate the volume, provide scale, softly illuminate people and objects and help to visually anchor the human zone.
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Atrium corridors offer exterior views, a connection to
other floors and a chance to communicate with
colleagues. High color-rendering medium-white light enhances the rich natural wood walls and ceramic tile floors
  University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Windowed lounge spaces invite students and faculty to take a thoughtful break.
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Common Spaces serve multiple needs as lounge, congregation and study spaces. Decorative glass downlights provide general illumination and visual
interest while the wall-wash, adjacent Atrium pendants
and daylight provide an uplifting, energizing feeling.
  University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Patient interaction spaces provide real-world learning environments. Indirect pendants provide ample wide-distribution lighting for improved facial rendering and visual communication.
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Lighting for the large Lecture Halls supports alertness
and memory retention using ceiling luminance and high color-rendering, cool-white light sources.
  University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

Teaching Labs – General illumination provided by linear direct/indirect pendants. Under-shelf LED task lighting provides critical inspection lighting.