Howard L. Hawks Hall College of Business

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

The largest academic building project in recent history at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, this 240,000 square foot College of Business serves as a central gathering and welcoming place for the College of Business community, the University, and the private business collective in this region. Features of the building include interactive learning spaces in state-of-the-art classrooms, cutting-edge technology, and event space. The northwest quarter of the building is a three-story square box fully wrapped in glass, known as “The Cube,” and is home to the Dean’s office.

 

Lincoln, NE

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Renderings provided by BVH Architecture

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