Availability & Contact Info Back to Page Nav Grand Room and Grand Atrium Leslie E. Tassell English Perennial and Bulb Garden Hauenstein and Pfeiffer Rooms DeVos Van Andel Piazza Gwen Frostic Woodland Shade Garden Weddings Holton Victorian Garden Parlor and Jarecki Seasonal Display Greenhouse Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory Entire Grounds and Private Building Try adjusting filters and try again. Free admission to selected areas of Meijer Gardens for you and your guests Event coordinator and security guard services Set-up and clean-up (with exception of your personal equipment and decorations) List of other service options you may require, including: florists, photographers, ministers, musicians and more Other add-on services may be ordered, including audiovisual, catering and full bar service (additional fees) Meijer Gardens' Certified Technical Specialists provide cutting edge equipment and services to make any vision a reality.
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In 2011, he interned at Studio Richard Hutten in Rotterdam. Meijer established his eponymous studio, also in Rotterdam, in 2012. Meijer’s commissioned and self-initiated projects range from public sculpture, architectural interventions, and interiors to video and product design. His work is characterized by ongoing explorations of perception and light. As the designer tells us, “The way we perceive the world around us defines the reality we live in. Undeniably our most dominant perceptive sense is our vision, which depends entirely on the presence of light.” Notable projects to date include the sculptural light series Thanks for the Sun (2013, the designer’s graduation project), Thanks for the Planets (2014), and Thanks for the Sky (2015), all of which feature color-changing LEDS that emit a range of warm and cool light. With the aforementioned, a user can alter a space’s atmosphere by changing the lamp’s chromatic tones. Additionally, in 2014, Meijer worked for Studio Richard Hutten on the interior of the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, the contemporary art museum in The Hague, the Netherlands.
Meijer’s 2016 One Point Perspective lighting series for the Brussels-based Victor Hunt gallery also stands out, featuring lamps that encapsulate light shapes that shift depending on the observer’s position in space. Meijer’s work has been included in several exhibitions, including presentations at Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Moscow Biënnale, PAD Paris, Salone del Mobile Milan, Villa Noailles, Het Nieuwe Instituut, and Art/Design Basel among others. To date, his work has also been featured in publications such as Frame Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, Architectural Digest Germany, Wallpaper, and Wired.more hot deals coming this weekend check back Wednesday to preview the 2 day sale ad + get 10% off general merchandise & 15% off apparel (excludes Sporting Goods dept) with mPerks at checkout* Meijer brand ice cream is now Purple Cow Bringing together over 36 delicious flavors ... over 37, if you count licking your lips. Add more fruits and vegetables to your day with a delicious smoothie
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The Regina Area is staffed by a full-time professional Area Coordinator and a team of 13 Resident Assistants. Regina Hall is an all freshman residence hall that houses over 350 students. Regina Hall is split up into two separate wings, Regina East and Regina West. Regina East is a three-story all girls wing and Regina West is a four story wing with two all male floors, one female floor and one coed floor. Each floor in Regina Hall has its own lounge with furniture, laundry facilities, accessible by elevator and the entire building has wireless internet access. Each floor has two Resident Assistants, the exception being First Floor West which only has one, to help build a positive community. On the first floor there is the main lounge which has beverage and candy machines, a ping pong table, pool table, fireplace, couches, tables and a 46 inch flat screen TV with DVD player. The first floor also includes an ice machine, small computer lab and study area with full spectrum lighting for less eye strain while reading.
There is a 24-hour front desk for any assistance a student may need. In the basement of Regina Hall there is bike storage and a workout facility with treadmills, bike machines, elliptical machines and two flat screen TVs as well as an open area to do aerobic exercises with wall mirrors. The Residence Life Office is also located in the basement. The rooms in Regina Hall are a two room suite style. You will share a room with your roommate and share a bathroom with your roommate and your suite mates in the adjacent room. In your room you and your roommate will have: All of the furniture is able to be configured in many different ways and is stackable. >See a preview of how your furniture can stack* In your bathroom there are two sinks with built in cupboards, four towel racks, shower and toilet with stall. *Video does not configure to the dimensions of the rooms at Aquinas College and therefore may not be able to be arranged in certain ways shown in the video. Some of the configurations do not include the wardrobe that you will have in your room for hanging your clothes.
The Siena Area is made up of three residence halls: St. Joseph the Worker Hall (known better as St. Joes), the Gatehouse and Hruby Hall. St. Joes and the Gatehouse are located on the west side of campus neighboring Wilcox Park. Hruby Hall is located on the north side of campus, connected to Admissions, Student Accounts and the Registrar's office and just a short walk from Regina Hall. The Siena Area is staffed by a full-time professional Area Coordinator and a team of nine Resident Assistants. Hruby Hall Hruby Hall is a coed residence hall that houses 70 upperclass students. Unlike the traditional halls of St. Joes and Regina, Hruby Hall allows each resident to have their own room. Hruby Hall has three stories with one female floor, one male floor and one coed floor. Each floor in Hruby Hall has its own lounge with furniture, laundry facilities, accessible by elevator, community bathrooms and the entire building has wireless internet access. All floors have one Resident Assistant to help build a positive community.
St. Joseph the Worker Hall (St. Joes) St. Joseph Hall houses over 150 freshmen and sophomores, and is located on the west side of campus neighboring Wilcox Park and St. Thomas Catholic Church. St. Joe's has three floors, one all male floor, one female floor and one coed floor. Each floor has a laundry facility and wireless Internet access. The second and third floors also have lounges that can accommodate approximately 10 people for a small study group or discussion. All floors have two Resident Assistants to help build a positive community. On the first floor there is the main lounge which has beverage and snack machines, ping pong table, pool table, fireplace, couches, tables and two 50" screens for viewing TV or videos, and gaming. The first floor also includes an ice machine, small computer lab and study area with full spectrum lighting for less eye strain while reading. There is a 24-hour front desk to help students with any needs. In the basement of St. Joe's is bike storage and a group cardio studio.
St. Joe's is known for being a tight-knit community. The rooms in St. Joes are a two room suite style similar to Regina Hall. In your room, you and your roommate will have: All of this furniture is able to be configured in many different ways and is stackable. To see a preview of how your furniture can stack click here.* The Woodward area is made up of seven different buildings on campus including the Ravine Apartment Complex, the Leadership Lane Houses and Dominican Hall. Woodward Area is located on the east side of campus and is a short walk from the Grace Hauenstein Library, the Cook Carriage House and Regina Hall. The Woodward Area is staffed by a full-time professional Area Coordinator and a team of 10 Resident Assistants. Dominican Hall is an upperclassmen, coed residence hall that houses approximately 64 students. The set up of Dominican is two floors with two quadrants on each floor with furnished lounges in each quadrant, eight three/four person bedrooms and one two person bedroom along with an RA for each floor.
Unlike St. Joes and Regina, Dominican Hall is not a suite style but instead has two community bathrooms for each quadrant, and the two person bedrooms have a bathroom of their own. The first floor also has a main lounge with furniture, TV, DVD and beverage machine. In the basement are the laundry facilities and there are bike racks on the exterior of the building. Willowbrook House offers upperclass students the chance to have an independent living style with the comfort of living in a house on campus. Willowbrook has a fully furnished kitchen, living room, dining room and bedrooms as well as a basement with storage and laundry facilities. The house is furnished and has a RA to help build community. The Leadership Lane Houses (Meijer Hall, Knape Hall and Woodcock Hall) offer upperclassmen students the chance to have an independent living style with the comfort of living in a house on campus. The houses area part of the Living Learning Communities and each has its own theme (Meijer Hall is Academic Leadership, Knape Hall is Environmental Leadership and Woodcock Hall is Campus Leadership).
Each house has a fully furnished kitchen, living room, dining room and bedrooms as well as a basement with storage and laundry facilities. Each home is furnished and has a RA to help build community. The apartment community at Aquinas College offers upperclass students the opportunity to live in an on-campus apartment. Aquinas students who choose to live in the Ravine Apartment Community can expect living arrangements that combine the independent living of off campus housing with the conveniences of living on campus. Well-appointed surroundings and a fun, yet respectful, atmosphere are the hallmarks of the Ravine Apartment Community, the most sought-after address on campus. The apartment community comprises of five different buildings; Ruth Rasmus Hall, Fr. Bartolome de las Casas Hall, St. Catherine of Siena Hall, St. Martin de Porres Hall, and St. Rose of Lima Hall. Ruth Rasmus Hall, Fr. Bartolome de las Casas Hall, and St. Catherine of Siena Hall all have the same floor plan and are a part of the Living Learning Communities each apartment having its own theme (Ruth Rasmus - Agape, Fr. Bartolome de las Casas - Wellness, St. Catherine of Siena Hall - Creative Expressions).
Eligibility for residence is extended to all current full-time regular program students of Aquinas College who have attained sophomore status, have lived on campus for one academic year and are in good standing with regards to academics and conduct. St. Martin de Porres Hall and St. Rose of Lima Hall allow students to live in an apartment on campus with the privacy of their own single room. Eligibility for residence is extended to all current full-time regular program students of Aquinas College who have attained junior status, have lived on campus for the previous academic year and who are in good standing with regards to academics and conduct. Apartments: Services & Amenities Almost everything you have to pay extra for at off-campus apartments or houses, is included in the eight month lease of your apartment in the Apartment Community. Services include: cable television, electricity, Internet access, gas, waste/recycling, and water. Each apartment building features: Main entrance electronic access, lighted entry walks and laundry rooms.