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The University of Kansas
Education
New Construction, Site Work
140,000 sq. ft., 3-Stories
Risk Management
Supply Chain Management
Virtual Design & Construction
The University of Kansas, Earth, Energy & Environment Center project (EEEC) included the expansion of the School of Geology, with two new buildings totaling 140,000 sq. ft. of integrated research and teaching facilities from the Department of Geology, Geography, Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Physics, and Tertiary Oil Recovery Programs. The project marked the beginning of a transformative development for the campus of engaging students in innovative ways. The two buildings are connected by an elevated walkway and underground tunnel. The buildings also connect to the existing Lindley Hall and Learned Hall via enclosed, elevated walkways. Inside the building, laboratory space, classrooms, offices, collaboration spaces, auditoriums, outreach centers, and a large mechanical penthouse with a chiller plant were constructed. The labs and classrooms consist of half-height walls with glass for visible learning, offering an opportunity for all occupants to see what is taking place within.
