JERSEY CITY, NJ—Hudson County Community College has unveiled a new $25.9 million, 70,070 square-foot Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) building on its Jersey City campus.
Designed by Hackensack-based RSC Architects, the state-of-the-art complex consolidates and centralizes the college's STEM programs into one location serving 700-750 students.
RSC served as the project's architect-of-record and began the initial design work in 2014. Opened for the Fall 2017 semester, the new building is located at 263 Academy Street near Journal Square in Jersey City, NJ, with easy access to NJ Transit buses and trains. The site was formerly a parking lot for the school.
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