(06-28-2017 02:52 PM)BariBlue Wrote:  Forgot to include pic of GSU Petite Science Center

Impressive building.

(06-27-2017 01:50 PM)DrGonzo Wrote:  There are a lot of Georgia State takes in this threat. More than I'd expect for a school without a campus.

Not hard to do when you can just show a picture of the Atlanta skyline and say "we have a building in there somewhere"

(06-28-2017 03:12 PM)TrueBlueDrew Wrote:  

(06-27-2017 01:50 PM)DrGonzo Wrote:  There are a lot of Georgia State takes in this threat. More than I'd expect for a school without a campus.

Not hard to do when you can just show a picture of the Atlanta skyline and say "we have a building in there somewhere"

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(06-28-2017 03:12 PM)TrueBlueDrew Wrote:  

(06-27-2017 01:50 PM)DrGonzo Wrote:  There are a lot of Georgia State takes in this threat. More than I'd expect for a school without a campus.

Not hard to do when you can just show a picture of the Atlanta skyline and say "we have a building in there somewhere"

About 50 or 60 buildings in there

(06-28-2017 02:54 PM)BariBlue Wrote:  I have to say that Texas State has a really impressive campus.

Its pretty nice.

Belk Library


Smith Wright Hall


Plemmons Student Union


Student Rec Center


Snow Covered Sanford Mall

I like this thread and it doesn't matter to me if the building is good, bad, or ugly it's still a part of the campus' history.

Arlington, Little Rock, and Monroe; where are your pics and videos?

(06-28-2017 04:21 PM)AirRaidTrojan Wrote:  

Didn't realize Troy campus was so nice. What's bar scene like?

(06-28-2017 07:25 PM)Golota Wrote:  

(06-28-2017 04:21 PM)AirRaidTrojan Wrote:  

Didn't realize Troy campus was so nice. What's bar scene like?

Not great. There are only a handful of bars in town. The most frequented is hole in the wall place called The Front Porch. Been a part of Troy student life since the early 70's.

A new place, Trojan Tavern, just opened up on the square in downtown and offers a great mix for locals and students.

There is a place called The Double Branch, and it's a pretty redneck place. Even by southern Alabama standards.

Neo-collegiate Georgian type architecture is popular on a number of Sunbelt campuses. Coastal, Troy, South Alabama, Georgia Southern. Don't know if I missed any place else, but that's a lot.

(06-29-2017 11:45 AM)UTArlingtonMaverick Wrote:  Neo-collegiate Georgian type architecture is popular on a number of Sunbelt campuses. Coastal, Troy, South Alabama, Georgia Southern. Don't know if I missed any place else, but that's a lot.

ULL also seems to have similar architecture. Troy's campus looks excellent from what I've seen. Very impressed.

(06-23-2017 02:48 PM)Oldyeller Wrote:  

Better pic than previously posted of the new GS Shooting and Archery Center.

the center of the parking lot reminds me of a scene from Requiem for a Dream...

Here's a few pictures of TXST's Fire House Studios, home of the Sound Recording Program. It is in the old San Marcos City Hall / Fire Station just off the square in downtown. You can see campus in the background of one of the pictures.

(06-28-2017 03:18 PM)panama Wrote:  

(06-28-2017 02:54 PM)BariBlue Wrote:  I have to say that Texas State has a really impressive campus.

Its pretty nice.

Love San Marvelous. Great area for a school.

(06-30-2017 10:32 AM)ragin4u Wrote:  

(06-28-2017 03:18 PM)panama Wrote:  

(06-28-2017 02:54 PM)BariBlue Wrote:  I have to say that Texas State has a really impressive campus.

Its pretty nice.

Love San Marvelous. Great area for a school.

If I knew how to post pics on this site I would add some from uta

Here's a rendering of the new engineering building that is under construction right now. It's a $120 million dollar, 166,000 GSF state-of-the art building that will be completed by Fall 2018. It will be across the street from the McCoy Hall (business building).

Some interesting information from the TXST 2017-2027 Campus Master Plan:

-TXST has the highest utilization in the state for classrooms and teaching labs
-TXST has the largest learning space deficit in the state
-TXST seeks to maintain 3% YoY growth in graduate enrollment and 1.5% growth in undergraduate enrollment, putting the University at around 48,000 students by 2027
-TXST seeks to maintain 5% YoY growth in Total Restricted Research Expenditures, putting the University at around $86 million by 2027
-TXST seeks to expand it's academic space needs from 2.9 million gross square feet (GSF), to 4.4 million GSF by 2027; this only includes classrooms, teaching spaces, laboratories, research space, library space, and academic offices (support offices, athletics, dormitories, utilities, cafeterias, etc. not included)
-TXST seeks to build another 1025 new beds on campus, renovate another 303 beds, and demolish or re-purpose another 700 beds
-TXST seeks to build 2000 garage parking spaces on campus

(06-29-2017 02:50 PM)O.M.T. GATA Wrote:  

(06-23-2017 02:48 PM)Oldyeller Wrote:  

Better pic than previously posted of the new GS Shooting and Archery Center.

the center of the parking lot reminds me of a scene from Requiem for a Dream...