College of Engineering

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

A 170,000 square foot renovation and 89,000 square foot addition to expand the existing complex. Features comprehensive renovations throughout the existing building, creating a modern and collaborative environment for the Civil and Environmental Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering Departments. Highlights include a grand staircase in the new focal entryway, updated graduate student offices, collaboration spaces, advanced research labs, and state-of-the-art teaching labs.

 

Lincoln, NE

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