Sesquicentennial Hall
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
The new Sesquicentennial Hall is an instructional and research lab building that replaces most of the engineering functions in the existing Ottensman Hall. An inclusive design process involved faculty, staff, and student stakeholders in the visioning and placement of the building on the site, which conveniently adjoins and shares some building systems with the existing Engineering Hall.
Essential design elements include a variety of lab spaces, building and site systems demonstration features, a green roof, space adjacencies for collaborative learning opportunities, and sustainable design features to pursue LEED certification. The facility is designed to expose structural and mechanical systems, as well as exterior visible stormwater management systems, which serve as hands-on learning tools.
Project Highlights
Team
Additional Team Members
Stephanie McDaniel
Principal
Tom Hanley (retired)
Principal
Sara Goenner Curlee
Senior Performance Design Specialist
Paul Ramey
Project Architect
Project Specs
Size:
99,200 sq. ft.
Components:
Civil and environmental engineering labs; mechanical engineering labs; teaching and research labs; innovation lab; maker space; active learning classrooms; faculty offices; green roof
Completion:
2022