The Bush Science Center[12][13] at Rollins has state of the art SMART classrooms, faculty offices, and 38 teaching and research laboratories for the physical and behavioral sciences, mathematics, and computer science.[14] The science center is where Donald J. Cram launched his chemical studies, becoming the 1987 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry.[15] Construction of the redesign of the Archibald Granville Bush Science Center began in the spring of 2012[16] and was completed prior to the beginning of the fall 2013 semester.[17] The science center, which has 103,580 square feet and cost $30 million to upgrade ($34.5 million today), is now the largest building at Rollins.