1954, completed 1955 Polk County Science Building (commonly known as Polk Science) – begun 1952, completed 1958 Watson Fine Building (administration building) – begun 1946, completed 1949 Water Dome – partially completed 1949, fully completed and restored in 2007 to Wright's original plans Three Seminars or The L A Raulerson Building (currently the Business Office) – begun 1940, completed 1942, and underwent renovations into one office building in 1958 The Esplanades – various completion times, currently undergoing restoration around the campus Sharp Family Tourism and Education Center, also known as the Usonian House, a visitor center and exhibition space constructed according to Wright's 1939 designs for faculty housing Residential life Residence Halls Allan Spivey (first-year, men) Joseph-Reynolds (first-year, women) Hollis Miller Dell Jenkins Publix Commons (includes all sorority houses and most fraternity houses) Wesley Hall (first completed building of the Barnett Residential Life Center, completed Fall 2008) Nicholas Hall (second building of the Barnett Residential Life Center, completed Fall 2009) Colony Arms Apartments Lake Morton Apartments Lake Hollingsworth Apartments Garden Apartments (completed 2016) Star Apartments (completed 2021) Mississippi Apartments E.T. Roux Library The E.T. Roux library, typically referred to as simply the "Roux Library," is located on the campus of Florida Southern College in Lakeland, FL. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for his Child of the Sun campus, the original Roux Library was built between the years of 1941–1945 at the cost of $120,000. The building is circular and housed a multi-tiered reading room in addition to library stacks. In March 1968, the new Roux Library opened in a different location on campus. The new location was designed by Nils Schweizer in a mid-century modern style. Schweitzer was a protege of Frank Lloyd Wright and went on to have a successful architectural career in the state of Florida. After the Roux Library moved in 1968, the original building was renamed the Thad Buckner Building and was used for lectures, seminars, and was the visitor's center for the Child of the Sun campus. Today, the visitor's center has moved into a new location. The space is still used for lectures and can also be rented for private events. Typical of Frank Lloyd Wright style, the original Roux Library was constructed of reinforced concrete and concrete blocks. Long, narrow windows crown the concrete walls and interspersed throughout the concrete walls are small colorful cubes of glass that cast the sunlight in prismatic