Azusa Pacific Plans Building for Theology School
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Azusa Pacific University has announced plans to build a $2-million, 21,000-square-foot building to house its graduate school of theology.
The structure will be at the corner of Citrus and Alosta avenues on the university’s 45-acre Azusa campus and will be designed by Cashion Horie Cocke Gonzalez Architects Inc., Montclair and Los Angeles.
One of the university’s first steps toward implementing its 15-year master plan--completed earlier this year by the architectural firm--the building will become the keystone structure of the main campus quadrangle.
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