Concourse D
Where Projects Take Flight
Concourse D, located on the second floor of Roesch Library, is a reservable project development studio. Here, people come together with purpose to connect and collaborate. The space encourages working across disciplines so everyone can bring their unique skills and perspectives to the table.
UD students, faculty and staff and affiliates of the GEM at the Hub can reserve spaces in Concourse D. Check availability and make a reservation online.
Takeoffs (labeled 1-4): Each contains whiteboards and tables and chairs with a total capacity of 8.
Takeoffs (labeled 1-4): Each contains whiteboards and tables and chairs with a total capacity of 8.
Steps: A modular seating area for 20; contains decorative tack walls and a large monitor on wheels.
Steps: A modular seating area for 20; contains decorative tack walls and a large monitor on wheels.
Crew: Contains whiteboards, a large monitor on wheels and a conference table for 8.
Flight Amenities: Access to basic supplies and prototyping tools.
Flight Amenities: Access to basic supplies and prototyping tools.
Touchdown: Post projects or get feedback on one of the tack walls.
Touchdown: Post projects or get feedback on one of the tack walls.
Make a Connection
In the summer of 2017, a team of students in the Institute of Applied Creativity for Transformation’s Collaboration Accelerator program took on a challenging and somewhat outlandish question from University Libraries: What is a library without books?
In the summer of 2017, a team of students in the Institute of Applied Creativity for Transformation’s Collaboration Accelerator program took on a challenging and somewhat outlandish question from University Libraries: What is a library without books?
After weeks of research and transdisciplinary collaboration, they had an answer: Concourse D, a project development studio and collaboration space. Just as concourses in an airport connect users to their destinations, Concourse D connects UD community members to one another to launch their academic and professional careers and make progress toward their personal goals. For more information about IACT, visit its website.
After weeks of research and transdisciplinary collaboration, they had an answer: Concourse D, a project development studio and collaboration space. Just as concourses in an airport connect users to their destinations, Concourse D connects UD community members to one another to launch their academic and professional careers and make progress toward their personal goals. For more information about IACT, visit its website.