Description
Completed in the Fall of 2020, Jeff and Judy Henley Hall houses the Institute for Energy Efficiency. The 49,908-square-foot, three-story facility includes a 128-seat lecture hall, 18 laboratories, 26 offices, conference rooms and group office spaces that accommodate 174 graduate students. The building design creates a prime research space and leading paradigms in energy efficiency. It features extensive natural lighting, adaptable laboratory space for evolving research needs, and intelligent energy monitoring and control systems with interactive displays. The project received LEED- Platinum certification upon completion.
Project Team
Architect:
Kieran Timberlake
Civil Engineers:
Stantec
Structural Engineers:
Nabih Youssef
MEP Engineers:
Buro Happold Consulting Engineers
Landscape Architect:
The Office of James Burnett
Construction Manager:
Sundt
Project Manager:
Leslie Colasse
Project Analyst:
Dan Steed
Budget
$56 Million