The Walter L. Smith Architecture Building is the home of the School of Architecture and Engineering Technology at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee. The school's facilities page gives its size as 100,000 square feet (about 9,300 square meters). The page does not say when it was built.
The school opened in September 1975 as a joint degree program with the University of Florida. Its trustees approved the current name in February 2014, and the school now has a Division of Architecture and a Division of Engineering Technology.
The building holds design studios, technology and computer labs, a building construction lab, a model shop and specialized laboratory testing space. It also has classrooms, faculty offices, a gallery, and north and south atriums used for critiques, large installations and campus gatherings.
This building has no Wikipedia article. Facts come from FAMU School of Architecture and Engineering Technology: Facilities, FAMU School of Architecture and Engineering Technology: History.
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