Education
Project Title
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign School of Labor and Employment Relations Conceptualization Study
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Project Summary
The School of Labor and Employment Relations (LER) teaches and conducts research that spans the fields and disciplines of human resource management, industrial relations, economics, psychology, law, sociology, political sciences, history, and American studies. The present classroom
space has only enough room for students to sit at tables, without group breakout space.
To alleviate this space challenge, the new design includes a below grade tiered classroom to accommodate 60 students with the roof used as a commons area. The proposed project also upgrades office space, hallways and entries to the building.
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Location
Champaign, Illinois