The University of Chicago Cobb Gate
LCM solved numerous challenges posed by bringing the University of Chicago’s historic Cobb Gate into accessibility compliance.
LCM solved numerous challenges posed by bringing the University of Chicago’s historic Cobb Gate into accessibility compliance.
The project provides technology and spaces for forward thinking learning within the modern architectural vocabulary of a 1966, Miesian-style building.
The project scope involves repurposing a large swimming pool, among other areas, into open-concept, flexible, and technologically advanced learning spaces.
LCM designed and implemented a comprehensive renovation of the historic Natural History Building at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The successful fusion of modern and traditional is apparent throughout the building.
LCM is designing a new facility for a Center and School for Students that are deaf-blind. The new, two-story, 24,131-square-foot structure is designed to achieve LEED Silver Certification. The design features inconspicuous details based on the Principles of Universal Design, considering a wide range of abilities.
LCM designers selected interior finishes that imbue a raw, quasi-industrial feel that compliments the variety of architectural and ornamental metal and glass fabrications featured within the building.
The design integrates the Principles of Universal Design, creating convivial spaces that enable individuals with diverse abilities to interact within a comfortable and safe environment.
LCM designed a master plan that adapts the original, two-level Mies structure and its single-story addition to provide a state-of-the-art music facility while maintaining the landmark’s industrial character.
The new 32,000 square feet Center for Wounded Veterans – the first of its kind on a U.S. campus – provides transitional living facilities and support services to prepare veterans with a range of disabilities to live independently while pursuing their educational and career aspirations.
LCM repurposed the pool building at UIUC’s historic Freer Hall to capture much-needed space for the College of Applied Sciences. The renovation provides infrastructure for advanced testing research facilities.