The 57,000-square-foot center will support the expansion of Spring Hill’s nursing and pre-med programs and make room for new offerings such as exercise science. Dedicated spaces for nursing simulation, microscopy, and digital anatomy will give students more opportunities to put what they learn in the classroom into practice.
Live oaks frame the entry as construction progresses at Spring Hill College’s Annette N. Shelby Health and Science Innovation Center in Mobile, Alabama. Recent site photos show new walkways and plantings taking shape beneath the oak canopy, along with a first look inside the atrium and teaching labs.
The trees that frame the approach remain in view from inside. A two-story glass wall brings daylight into the atrium, where a central stair connects the two levels.
In the teaching labs, workbenches, casework, and fume hoods are in place, giving a clearer picture of how students will use these spaces.
