Wide view of a large woodworking shop with multiple workbenches, table saws, clamps, and dust collection systems, with several people working on projects throughout the space.

Stuckeman Shop

Build the future...from delicate models of exacting detail, to realized designs in wood, metal, and digital fabrication.

The Stuckeman Model Shop serves the students and faculty of the architecture, landscape architecture, and graphic design programs of the Stuckeman School. The shop houses, maintains, and trains users on a variety of woodworking, metalworking, and digital fabrication techniques supporting faculty and student learning and research.

The Stuckeman School employs two full-time staff members whose primary objective is to provide students with help and advice on the best ways to safely realize their designs. The shop staff provide a safe working environment with well-maintained machinery.

See you in the shop!
– Dani Spewak, Shop Supervisor

Contact

Stuckeman School Shop
012 Stuckeman Family Building

Danielle Spewak
Shop Supervisor, Stuckeman School

Hours of Operation

  • Monday–Thursday: 10:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
  • Friday: 10:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
  • Sunday: 1:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
  • CLOSED: Saturdays
  • CLOSED: all University Breaks and Holidays

Location

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Facility Information

Person using a vise on a wooden workbench in a large woodworking shop, with clamps, glue, and wood pieces on the table and other people working in the background.
Student working in a woodworking shop, operating a benchtop machine near a drill press, with various tools and dust collection systems visible in the background.
Two people working on woodworking projects in a spacious workshop with large windows, multiple wooden workbenches, tools, and clamps scattered across the tables.
Person working in a woodworking shop near a yellow machine, with a large workbench in the foreground holding clamps, measuring tools, and a partially assembled wooden structure.
Person operating a CNC router in a workshop, surrounded by clear safety barriers and dust collection hoses, with wood shavings on the floor.
Person using a handheld power tool to drill circular holes in a light-colored wooden board with multiple cutouts, inside a workshop setting.