Lewis Hall, Georgia Southern University

Lewis Hall was originally dormitory in the 1950's. The building was turned into the office of the Vice President of Admissions in 1988 and has undergone three separate renovations.

Architect: Studio 3 Design Group
Principal in Charge: Samuel "Dee" Beaird, Jr. AIA
Location: Statesboro, GA
Size: 22,000 SF
Cost: $2 Million
Completed: 2004

Lewis Hall was originally built in the 1950's as a dormitory. In 1988, the University decided to renovate the 21,000 square foot building to house the office of the Vice President of Admissions. The interior was designed to create a welcome lobby for prospective GSU students, administrative offices, meeting rooms and an admissions counseling center.

dark wooden paneling on cabinet matching stain of hardwood floors inside of Lewis Hall at Georgia Southern University

richly patterned carpets and circular wooden tables with flowers inside of lowly lit Lewis Hall at Georgia Southern University

dark wooden stained paneling and decorative ficus trees on navy carpeting in hallway of Lewis Hall at Georgia Southern University

seating section with grey upholstered chairs in conference room of Lewis Hall at Georgia Southern University

Lewis Hall,Georgia Southern University

Lewis Hall,
Georgia Southern University