Education

University of California, Davis

MTA has been designing classrooms, offices, lounges, and more for UC Davis since 2010, embodying their vision of "Empowering Learners, Transforming Education ... Together". 

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Location | Davis

Industry | Higher Education

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Since 2010, MTA has been working with the UC Davis Design and Construction Management to create and refine spaces across the largest campus in the UC system. 

MTA has contributed to the transformation of notable spaces on campus, such as the design of a lounge space for the Mondavi Center, a prestigious performing arts venue that draws visitors from across California. Additional lounge spaces created by MTA for students and faculty include those at King Hall, Sproul Hall, the UC Davis Women's Volleyball Team Lounge, and the Engineering Student Design Center.

MTA's expertise in designing higher education settings is shown across campus in classrooms and labs, including projects in Thurman Hall and Kemper Hall, among others. These projects are thoughtfully created through the wealth of research on higher education settings, and the use of research backed products within the MillerKnoll collective. This research is extended to designing private offices for faculty members across the UC Davis Campus. 

Beyond designing complete spaces, MTA also assists UC Davis with prescribing ergonomic furniture and storage solutions to faculty members. MTA has built a partnership with the UC Davis Design and Construction Management Team through frequent communications to ensure that their furniture needs are always met, from major projects or day-to-day furnishings. 

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