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"North Carolina Local Government Wing" "North the Institute of Government The Southwest wing, available to be named in honor of North Carolina Local Government, is the only 4 -story wing in the Knapp Building. The first, or basement, level holds the new publications warehouse, staff offices and a conference room. The main floor (levels two and three) features a three -story, skylit Galleria and three large classrooms. The.fourth floor contains faculty and staff offices, a classroom, and two alcove libraries. . y -- (Q=- .'_�6_ �J• � �• - -:.till � - ��'`'�.�� ^:� '�,r•`�.7` I .d,`�.; ••° _ � -- 1 MaT i6iij La PROS' -n S SEC Oft Cross section view of Galleria in the southwest wing. Galleria and Classrooms (Levels 2 and 3) The soaring three -story Galleria hall will provide a grand meeting space for visitors to the Institute of Government: Connecting the existing Southeast wing with the Insti tute's largest new classrooms, the carpeted Galleria will feature rustic tile borders, large tree planters, two red oak beverage stations, and conversation seating areas. Three 10'x20' Evergreen glass skylights will bring natural light to the spacious area. Eight of the Institute's historical murals now hanging in the auditorium will be on permanent exhibit in the Galleria with a ninth mural displayed at the entrance between the 170 -seat and 112 -seat classrooms. A third classroom is located at the south end of the hall. At the north end, an open staircase will lead to the upper seating sections of the largest . two -story classroom. A message center is located between the large classrooms. Rest rooms and elevator are located nearby in the adjacent wing. 1 � 1 . S t !L i 6l Floorplan of Galleria and classrooms. — —I i6iij La PROS' -n S SEC Oft Cross section view of Galleria in the southwest wing. Galleria and Classrooms (Levels 2 and 3) The soaring three -story Galleria hall will provide a grand meeting space for visitors to the Institute of Government: Connecting the existing Southeast wing with the Insti tute's largest new classrooms, the carpeted Galleria will feature rustic tile borders, large tree planters, two red oak beverage stations, and conversation seating areas. Three 10'x20' Evergreen glass skylights will bring natural light to the spacious area. Eight of the Institute's historical murals now hanging in the auditorium will be on permanent exhibit in the Galleria with a ninth mural displayed at the entrance between the 170 -seat and 112 -seat classrooms. A third classroom is located at the south end of the hall. At the north end, an open staircase will lead to the upper seating sections of the largest . two -story classroom. A message center is located between the large classrooms. Rest rooms and elevator are located nearby in the adjacent wing. 1 � 1 . S t !L i 6l Floorplan of Galleria and classrooms.