The Rangos Family Foundation Building was completed and occupied in 2001. We are proud of (and humbled by) this building, which represents a decade of planning, fund-raising, and construction. The 28,700 sq ft Rangos Building is home to the seminary library, chief administrative offices, and the Metropolitan Philip Auditorium.

The building features a central atrium, reception area, mailroom, and a staff lounge; it houses a business office, a technology office and storage space, four institutional advancement offices, offices for the dean and his assistant, the CFO, the associate dean for academic affairs, the director of recruitment and the communications officer.

The Metropolitan Philip Auditorium, located on the top floor, can seat 250, and has a central sound system and attendant catering kitchen.

The library comprises two separate but interconnecting floors and includes a circulation area, three offices, work space, a cataloging office, two acoustical seminar/study rooms (one of which is outfitted with audio/video facilities), a reading room with seating for forty-five, and an accessible but secure stacks area with compact shelving for a maximum capacity of more than 250,000 volumes.

The Rangos Building also houses the seminary's computer servers, and is pre-wired with enhanced cat-5 wiring connecting 384 separate ports.