LCM’s design for their new cyber-security program captures much-needed space by enclosing the entire ground floor, open air surface parking area of Julian Hall. A redesigned entry vestibule links to the new spaces, providing a distinctive identity that reflects the innovative programs within.
The TiLab is UIC’s prized hub of innovation. Its renovation was aimed at creating dynamic spaces for validating ideas, converting innovation into products, and accelerating venture readiness.
As the architects, LCM balanced the needs of many different business operations while considering amenities to provide a quality work environment for more than 1,200 employees. Â
LCM provided full architectural services to renovate the third floor of UIC’s Burnham Hall, originally built in the 1960s. The redesign of the main hallway transforms it from an underutilized, uninviting corridor into a comfortable, informal learning space.
LCM accomplished IPG’s goal of having a friendly office that also reflects their new modern, professional identity with creative use of light, materials, and branded colors.
The renovation of the E/F wing provides contemporary academic and research spaces for collaborative learning and scientific exploration.
The new Dean’s Suite opens up an existing configuration of confined, highly modular components in an iconic Miesian-style building to create light-filled and interactive space.
LCM renovated the 1944 Mies van der Rohe designed Engineering Research Building, creating space for growing companies working on world-changing concepts in life sciences, biomedical engineering, medical devices and diagnostics, material, green and clean technology, food safety, information technology, and more.