Loyola Law School, Girardi Advocacy Center - Robinson Courtroom

Loyola Law School, Girardi Advocacy Center – Robinson Courtroom

Architect: Frank Gehry, LLP

Photography: Los Angeles Times

Loyola Law School, Girardi Advocacy Center – Robinson Courtroom

Architect: Frank Gehry, LLP
Photography: Los Angeles Times

Loyola Law School, Girardi Advocacy Center – Robinson Courtroom

Architect: Frank Gehry, LLP
Photography: Los Angeles Times

THE CHALLENGE

ACCELERATE STUDENTS’ ADVOCACY SKILLS. Maintain Loyola Law School’s position as a top trial advocacy school by using media-based learning tools, while also introducing new trial technologies to future litigators.

DESIGN ELEMENTS

World-class architecture creates a high-profile environment for both regular classes and special events. Integrated microphones, cameras and LCD displays simulate the Courtroom of the Future. Special lighting and acoustic treatments enhance multimedia trial exhibits, distance learning, and live broadcast. All areas are designed to balance optimal real-time communication with high quality recording.

AV TOOLS AND SOLUTIONS

Each room sends signals to a Control Center for digital voice and image capture. Faculty is provided remote access to these recordings, to critique and annotate before sending to students. The system infrastructure also supports web streaming of classes and special events.

Case Study

Loyola Law School, Girardi Advocacy Center

Los Angeles

Key Element: Courtrooms, classrooms and studios featuring new trial technologies to teach the lawyers of tomorrow.

Architect: Frank Gehry, LLP

AV Consultant: Cibola Systems