Artist’s Renderings Tuscaloosa News The Tuscaloosa City Council on Tuesday passed a resolution supporting the move into “design phase services” for both the Saban Center and proposed Tuscaloosa Event Center. Submitted Rendering The Tuscaloosa Public Library on Monday announced they would no longer be a part of the Saban Center. A rendering of the Saban Center called for a new west wing to be built onto the existing building of The Tuscaloosa News, which would have housed a new Main branch of the Tuscaloosa Public Library. Submitted Rendering Artist’s rendering of the Saban Center. Saban Center Artist’s rendering of the Saban Center. Saban Center This rendering shows what the Saban Center will look like. The center will provide an innovative STEM hub for local and regional school districts that will prepare students, educators and the workforce for the future. [Provided by the city of Tuscaloosa] Submitted Photo The Saban Center will be a state-of-the-art interactive learning center offering science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs, with theater and outdoor recreation added. Submitted Rendering Artist’s renderings of future IGNITE offerings within the Saban Center Submitted The Saban Center will be on a more than 8 acre site at 315 Nick’s Kids Ave. at the corner of Jack Warner Parkway in Tuscaloosa. [Rendering provided by the city of Tuscaloosa] Submitted Photo Artist’s rendering of the Saban Center. Saban Center Artist’s rendering of the Saban Center. Submitted An updated plan for the Saban Center was announced Wednesday for the learning facility that is set to be the new home of the Children’s Hands-On Museum and Tuscaloosa Children’s Theatre. Submitted Rendering The Saban Center will be an innovative STEM hub for local and regional school districts, which will prepare students, educators and the workforce for the future. [Rendering provided by the city of Tuscaloosa] Submitted Photo