Reynolds Journalism Institute at University of Missouri

Two historic buildings on the University of Missouri’s historic Francis Quadrangle were connected and transformed into a modern educational facility with fully integrated technology to accommodate faculty and staff pursuing journalism studies and research. The 47,000 square foot facility occupies two existing buildings connected via a new "link" addition that incorporates the use of red brick, detailed stone accents and ornate slate roofs found in the surrounding historic buildings. Inside, labs, classrooms, lecture halls, meeting rooms, library facilities, office spaces and other resources provide modern amenities with a user-friendly aesthetic and easily accessible technology. The result is a building that creates continuity and a sense of place within the quadrangle while enhancing the School of Journalism and overall campus.