The engineering fabrication lab occupies the largest space in the new building with two separate, but connected areas for students to create and build new projects. To provide an atmosphere that mimics college-level education facilities, the maker’s lab is equipped with 3-D printers, laser and vinyl cutters, and computer workstations. The other engineering space serves as a workshop, equipped with Computer Numerical Control (CNC) router for safe, precise cutting of wood and other materials.

A greenhouse is located on the southeast side of the building to allow for maximum solar gain and easy access from other areas of campus such as the maple tree grove and pond. Students are able to use the living classroom to conduct biology and botany experiments.