Chicago’s Marist High School built a major new science wing in space previously used for monastic housing. They specified this exterior dome to highlight the science wing’s centerpiece, a new multi-disciplinary planetarium. The planetarium system and projection dome were also provided by Spitz.

The science wing will feature areas for biology, chemistry, and environmental science learning, as well as a CSI-style forensics lab and an outdoor area for physics experiments.

Stephen F. Austin University specified this architectural dome to highlight the new planetarium inside the beautiful glassed-in lobby of the Ed & Gwen Cole STEM Building.

Cheyney University, the nation’s first HBCU, asked for a signature exterior treatment for the New Science Center project. The architectural dome from Spitz brings attention to the multicurricular SciDome planetarium inside.