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HIGHER EDUCATION




                                        UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON


                                       WENDT COMMONS, MAKER SPACE AND CLASSROOM REMODELING



         Project Information:          Project Description:
         Client:                               The main objective of the project was to   large 3d printers, a CNC machine, machine shop,
         University of Wisconsin-      renovate several floors of the former Wendt   laser cutter, electrical welding stations, tool
         Madison                       Library into a world class student innovation   storage and checkout, reception area, office
                                       center, maker space and modern instructional   space, presentation space, group work rooms, and
         Location:                                classrooms.  The project allowed students   new ADA bathroom.  The third floor renovation
         215 N. Randall Ave.           to expand their experiences from traditional   included large active learning classrooms with
         Madison, WI                   analytical science-based design to solution-  large touch screen display walls, student study
                                       based end-use design.  The project contains a   spaces, and new accessible bathrooms.  Electrical,
         Completed:                         new virtual reality lab on the first floor, a second   fire alarm, and IT/AV systems were remodeled
         2017                          floor Grainger Engineering Design Innovation   to accommodate the new functions.  New air
                                       Laboratory and Maker Space which included   handling units, fire suppression system, and
         Size:                                                                  security were integrated into the entire building.
         32,480 SF                                                                              Specific project components
                                                                                                that presented new and
         Estimated Construction                                                                 unique challenges include:
         Cost:                                                                                  -Creation of a virtual reality
         $3,380,00                                                                              laboratory
                                                                                                -Introduction of AV enabled
         Team:                                                                                  classrooms
                                                                                                -Insertion of a new shaft
         Aro Eberle Architects                                                                  vertically through the
                Michael Eberle                                                                  building
                -Project Mgr.                                                                   -Addition of new water
                -Lead Design
                -CA                                                                             service and  fire suppression
                                                                                                system throughout the
                Shannon Miller                                                                  building (while occupied)
                -Project Architect                                                              -Addition of technically
                -CA                                                                             complex systems
                                                                                                including air filtering, IT
                Christine Pearson                                                               infrastructure,  compressed
                -Interior Design                                                                air capability, material
                                                                                                loading area and expanded
                Alex Burki                                                                      electrical service to a
                -Interior Design                                                                space formerly used as a
                                                                                                traditional library.
                Cole Hamilton
                -Architectural Intern
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                                       TECHNOLOGY ENABLED CLASSROOM            3-D PRINTING LAB AND LEARING SPACE


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