Building Plans

View from Brazos River

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Main Entrance

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Additional Parking Lot & Entrance

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Art Gallery & Lobby Area

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Immersive Laboratory

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Robotics Laboratory

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Teaching Kitchen

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Multipurpose Classroom

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To deliver engaging and high-quality STEAM learning experiences for Wacoans of all ages, from “K to Gray.”
Foster cross-generational learning in technology and the arts through collaborations with national, regional, and local partners, including schools, businesses, nonprofits, and higher education institutions. Together, we aim to create a sustainable, impactful program that prepares individuals for the workforce and lifelong learning.

Teaching Kitchen: Culinary classes, food start-ups, and cooking workshops
Robotics Lab: Hands-on exploration of robotics, coding, and engineering projects
Recording Studio: Music production, podcasting, and media creation
Grand Hall: Flexible venue for workshops, performances, and exhibitions
Multipurpose Classrooms: Educational programs, including coding, art, and community discussions
Computer Lab: Virtual or in-person teaching opportunities
Immersive Lab: Experiential learning to develop real-world skills by simulating or visualizing real-world scenarios
Tech Makerspace: Cutting edge technology including 3D printers, laser cutters, and sublimation printers
Messy Makerspace: All the creative mediums you can dream of to make a masterpiece
Gaming Lab: 10 PC's with the hardware to create a one of a kind gaming experience
Gaming Lounge: The latest gaming consoles to play with friends
Playground: The space-themed playground inspires creativity through STEAM-focused features and offers shaded areas for family comfort year-round

Ages 4-6: Interactive and creative learning through early childhood STEAM activities (e.g., Mini Makerspace, STEAM Storytime)
Ages 6-12: Project-based learning in robotics, coding, and art integration. Focus on real-world applications through team collaboration and exploration
Teens/Young Adults (13-18): Advanced workshops and real-world problem-solving robotics, technology development, gaming, and design thinking
Seniors (60+): Tailored programs in technology literacy, creative arts, and intergenerational mentorship (e.g., Tech for Seniors, Art & Digital Media for Seniors)