Jacobs Hall is home to a wide variety of spaces and tools for prototyping and

fabrication, enabling users to move through complete design processes — from initial sketch
to refined prototype. A Maker Pass, open to faculty, students, and staff regardless of previous
experience, grants semesterly access and safety training.

METAL SHOP

The metal shop is located on the basement level and contains a waterjet cutter and a range of
tools for work with metal.

VISUALIZATION LAB

The visualization lab (v-lab) is located on the basement level and has equipment for
virtual/augmented reality projects, high-resolution 3D scanning, and photo production.
CAD/CAM LAB

The CAD/CAM lab is located on the basement level and offers a range of software for
modeling and design.

DESIGN LOUNGE

The design lounge is located on the basement level and is a space for project work, meetings
and student events, and workshops.

ALL-PURPOSE MAKERSPACES
The all-purpose makerspaces in studios 110 and 120 contain laser-cutters, basic 3D printers,
hand tools, wood fabrication equipment, and more.

ELECTRONICS LAB

The electronics lab is located in room 210C and contains soldering irons, oscilloscopes,
multi-meters, and more.

AV PRODUCTION LAB
The AV production lab is located in room 220C and contains resources for instructor and
general use, such as a scanner and photo backdrop.

ADVANCED PROTOTYPING LAB

The advanced prototyping lab is located in room 332 and contains high-end 3D printers.
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