In a first-of-its-kind partnership between Adobe’s education division and a university, Clemson University announced the construction of a new Adobe Digital Studio.
The 3,000-square-foot studio, which is expected to open next summer, will be located on the fifth floor in Clemson’s R.M. Cooper Library and will serve as a showcase and support center for Adobe’s Creative Cloud suite of software, university officials said.
Adobe Creative Cloud is a platform for making, sharing and delivering creative work, and includes software across design, Web, video, collaboration and digital-imaging tools. The studio will also include facilities for audio and video recording and editing, officials said.
“The Adobe Digital Studio in the Cooper Library will serve Clemson faculty and students as they develop projects and publications using Adobe tools,” said Michael Laderman with Clemson University Media Relations. “The studio will also be accessible to everyone on campus and deploy technologies that supplement and enhance the Clemson experience.”
Good City Architects, in association with McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture, both Greenville-based architectural and design firms, have completed the initial design of the studio.
“Through this project, the university will provide a dedicated and inspiring space for students, faculty and staff to explore and share their creativity,” said Ron Geyer, founder and principal of Good City Architects.
