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

SIMILAR PROJECTS

Center for STEM, Power Mechanics, and Applied Technologies

Community College of Aurora

New construction of a 55,000 square foot educational facility. The building will provide students with hands-on training and education to prepare them for entry into the workforce or transfer to four-year institutions. The curriculum will offer pathways in various fields including construction, diesel power mechanics, engineering, cyber security, renewable energy, as well as other STEM pathways in math, science, and applied technology. The building will be equipped with modern technology and equipment to provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their chosen fields.

 

Aurora, CO

Renderings provided by BVH Architecture

Westfall Hall

Colorado State University

Renovations to student dorm to increase efficiencies throughout the building include new and efficient windows, sustainable flooring, LED light fixtures, window coverings, moveable wardrobes, and fresh paint.

Fort Collins, CO

CSU – Chiropteran Research Facility

Colorado State University

New construction of 99,252 sf equine teaching hospital. The JFEH provides leading-edge teaching, research, and clinical services, offering specialized equine veterinary medicine with notable offerings in critical care, isolation, diagnostic imaging, and sports medicine and rehabilitation. The JFEH functions as a full service, tertiary referral equine hospital providing surgical, medical, emergency and elective veterinary treatments for the Rocky Mountain region. It also provides teaching experience for the Professional Veterinary Medicine Program in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (CVMBS), functioning as a center for experiential learning for veterinary students, undergraduate students, and veterinary medical technician students. The facility is a two-story structure with clinical operations and horse stalls on the 1st floor and educational/office components on the 2nd floor.

Renderings provided by Clark & Enersen

Fort Collins, CO