 The building includes the new Additive Manufacturing Lab (AML) supporting 3D printing on campus, a Mac and PC computer lab supporting 2D and 3D design and manufacturing, prototyping shops, teamwork areas, and A-V/HDTV meeting- and class-rooms.It was built as a functional powerhouse for the lower campus in the early 20th century.It housed engineering labs, and eventually the Theater Department's “Wilbur Drama Workshop” black box theater (until the construction and opening of the Zoellner Arts Center in 1996-1998).