Nestled between the Memorial Union, the Red Gym and One Alumni Place, in the heart of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, is where you will find the iconic Alumni Park. This serene landmark, built to celebrate the University and its graduates, is opened year-round and provides a place of repose, education and recreation. It serves … Read more
Lawrence University wanted a central gathering space fostering community as a campus living room. The building takes inspiration from a town square, and invites all who enter to circulate on all levels of its interior “streets” to find places to eat, study, congregate, seek entertainment, or just relax. The campus center incorporates many elements of … Read more
Alexia Hall developed a formerly unused site area to connect two existing buildings and add 40,000 square feet of new program space to the Alverno Campus. The ground floor added new art classrooms, a dance studio, and an art gallery. The first floor includes a high-fidelity nursing simulation center and clinical nursing skills lab for … Read more
Founders Hall is a project grounded in student support. At the heart of this renovation and expansion is the infill of a formerly unused courtyard to create a new 13,500 square foot student center with dining areas, open study space, student meeting rooms, a stage and computer lounge – all connected to a new outdoor … Read more
The Carthage College Nursing Learning Laboratories are an interactive learning environment supporting the clinical education of Carthage College nursing students. Included are two main labs: the Skills Lab and Simulation Lab. The Skills Lab provides introductory training in four bays with hospital beds, medical services, power, data and curtains arranged around a central training center … Read more
This 25,000-square-foot conversion of existing space included classrooms, skills labs with group instruction, high fidelity simulation labs with control rooms, debriefing rooms and a nurses’ station, home care studio, student support space, all administrative space and storage. The simulation center incorporates a nurses’ station surrounded by four labs, each connected to a control room and … Read more
Completed in 2010, the new BioMolecular Engineering Center includes four separate labs—the Wet Teaching Lab, Dry Instrumentation Lab, Advanced Senior Design Lab and Cell Culture Lab. Each lab caters to a specific sets of activities, and challenge students as they advance in their knowledge and skills. The students also progress through increasingly controlled environments up … Read more
MSOE Viets Field is a 210-by-245-foot NCAA competition field built over a three-level urban parking structure on the north edge of the MSOE campus. The field also accommodates rugby and lacrosse. An elevated press box is located over the southeast entry pavilion, separate team rooms are under the field and seating for up to 600 … Read more
Made possible by a gift from Robert and Patricia Kern, the Kern Center is dedicated to MSOE students as the athletic competition, training and recreational heart of the campus. The facility was planned and designed in a collaborative process with athlete, coach and student input informing all decisions. Sport venues include a 1,600-seat NCAA ice … Read more
Witte Hall, an existing residence hall comprised of two high-rise towers on top of a connected full first floor and basement, recently underwent a full renovation and addition to link both towers on all floors and the creation of a new 11th resident floor. The heating system, plumbing system, electrical system, doors, windows, utilities, building … Read more
