Penn State Scranton Engineering Building Planning and Construction - Image Gallery #14941

Architectural renderings and construction photos of the new Engineering Building at Penn State Scranton.

Original front and appearance of building when it was Grainger

The former Grainger Building was purchased by Penn State Scranton in 2018 for the future home of the campus' mechanical engineering program. This year, construction started on the renovations to the new building, which is located along the O'Neill Highway in Dunmore, and will also house the campus' Center for Business Development and Community Outreach and Police and Public Safety.

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architectural rendering of the engineering building

An architectural rendering shows the full front view of Penn State Scranton's future Engineering Building from the Ridge View Drive entrance.

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rendering of a brick state-of-the-art engineering building surrounded by trees, green grass and blue sky

View of the new Engineering Building from just off the O’Neill Highway will make for high-visibility presence for the campus. 

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rendering of the manufacturing sign in the hall way of the state-of-the-art engineering building

The Engineering Building will include a fabrication or ‘maker’ space where students will be able to work.

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rendering of comfortable seating, tables and chairs, in a corridor with a conference room at the end of hall

Study pods and seating area situated along the main corridor of the Engineering Building, will have plenty of natural lighting.

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Rendering of a hallway and comfortable study area behind glass.

Unique features of the Engineering Building will include study rooms, or ‘pods,’ where students can break out for individual or group study/work. 

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construction outside of the engineering building

Heavy equipment is used to work on the outside areas of Penn State Scranton's new engineering building, located along the O'Neill Highway in Dunmore.

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construction crew working inside the engineering building

Construction workers inside of the new engineering building installing the infrastructure needed for the new offices, classrooms, labs and learning spaces that will be located there when the building opens next fall.

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A view of the side of the entrance

The new entrance to the Engineering Building starts to take shape and will be much larger and grander than the building's original entryway.

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