Located on the second floor of the Hunt Library, the iPearl Immersion Theater serves as the library’s premier digital exhibit space and is designed to be the first high-tech “wow” moment for visitors entering the building. It features a massive, 20-foot-long curved video wall that provides incredibly sharp, immersive visuals.The room is defined by its striking NC State red walls and a high-gloss floor that reflects the digital content.The space is filled with colorful, plush pedestal stools in shades of purple, red and pink, encouraging visitors to sit and watch the content on the screen.

The Teaching and Visualization Lab, located on the fourth floor of the Hunt Library, is a “black-box” experimental classroom designed for high-definition, immersive experiences. The room’s standout feature is a seamless, 85-foot-long curved projection screen that provides a 217-degree field of view. This creates an “uninterrupted” visual environment for anyone inside. The lab is equipped with professional 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound and 4K laser projectors. It allows for up to eight separate devices to be projected onto the wall simultaneously, making it ideal for comparing different data sets or collaborative projects. The furniture, including modular tables and ergonomic multi-purpose chairs, is on wheels. This allows the room to be quickly reconfigured from a traditional lecture setup into a collaborative workspace or an open gallery.

This space consists of the Music Rooms (specifically Rooms A and B), located on the fourth floor of the Hunt Library. These are professional-grade sound studios designed for high-end audio production. Each room is acoustically treated with sound-dampening glass and wall panels to ensure high-quality recordings without outside interference. These suites are packed with professional gear including a high-end digital stage piano used by professional musicians, audio interfaces for high-fidelity recording and mixing, studio-quality speakers for accurate sound playback and workstations that come pre-loaded with industry-standard software like Logic Pro X, Ableton Live, GarageBand and Audacity. The desks are set up with large monitors to help users manage complex timelines while keeping their mixer or plugin windows open.

The Landing is a dynamic, multi-use space located on the fourth floor of the Hunt Library. It is designed to be one of the more relaxed, collaborative hubs in the building. The focal point is a massive, widescreen digital display wall. This display wall often serves as a “welcome” portal or a digital signage area, but it is also used for interactive presentations and high-end gaming. The most iconic feature of this room is the bright red, sculptural seating. These are Magis Spun Chairs and are designed to look like spinning tops that allow you to rock and spin in a full 360-degree circle while remaining balanced. The space includes modular white tables with integrated power outlets and colorful multi-purpose chairs, making it a popular spot for group projects or casual study sessions. The room features large glass windows that look out over Centennial Campus, providing a lot of natural light and a sense of openness.