Location:
Notre Dame, Indiana
Delivery Method:
Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc)
Project:
Jordan Hall of Science - New Science Facility
Size:
202,000 SF
Construction Cost:
$70 million
Designer:
The S/L/A/M Collaborative
Completion:
2006
The Hagerman Group served as construction manager for the new 202,000-square-foot Science Learning Center that is home to several science-oriented departments on the South Bend Campus. The project’s features include 40 laboratories and classroom space for chemistry, biochemistry, biology, physics and astronomy instruction. Jordan Hall provides shared space for two 250-seat lecture halls, study lounges, offices, storage, stockrooms, a digital multi-visualization theater with a 50 foot dome, planetarium and a four-bay greenhouse. The Jordan Hall of Science is the largest building on campus devoted to undergraduate education.
Project Highlights
- Winner of the 2007 Indiana/Kentucky Golden Trowel Awards – Best of College/University projects, presented by The International Masonry Institute
- American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Engineering Excellence Grand Conceptor Award
- 40 laboratories
- (2) 250-seat lecture halls
- Greenhouse
- Planetarium
- Multi-visualization theater with 50 foot dome
