University of South Florida St. Petersburg has consolidated its multiple business programs into the new Kate Tiedemann College of Business. The unique design drew inspiration from the sun and nearby Bayboro Harbor. It features three openings carved out of the four-story building. Natural light and the surrounding landscape is visible throughout the building to enhance the learning experience. Externally, an iconic reflective glass featuring a circle pattern which engages the public and creates a strong identity for the campus. Focused on preparing students for the business world of the future, the design centers around group-based work models that foster collaborative learning environments. Breakout spaces and inspiring common areas allow for casual interaction between students, faculty and even visiting speakers. The facility includes collaborative learning and computer labs, faculty offices, support and student offices, conference rooms, open work space, focus group rooms, audio room, tiered classrooms, break rooms with kitchenettes, auditoriums, general academic and study rooms. Harvard Jolly with our joint-venture partner, ikon5, incorporated numerous sustainable design features and was certified LEED Gold.