| Lorry I. Lokey Laboratories (Integrative Science Complex, Phase I) (new construction) |
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| Current Status |
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Construction Complete |
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| Project Timeline |
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Groundbreaking: June 8, 2006
Summer 2006: Construction began
Fall 2007: Occupancy and begin moving equipment, expected to take a year
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| Project Summary |
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Location: Underground, located adjacent to and connected to Huestis Hall (1425 E. 13th Avenue)
Size: About 26,500 gsf construction (includes 1,700 sf shelled space for future Zebrafish program expansion); plus about 1,000 sf of mechanical room remodel in adjacent Huestis space.
Legislative Authorization: 2003 Legislature — HB 5028
Expenditure Limitation: $19,000,000 ($4,750,000 G-bonds + $4,750,000 lottery bonds + $9,500,000 gifts)
Total Project Budget: Phase I: $14,500,000
Architect: SRG Partnership, Portland
Construction Firm: Lease Crutcher Lewis, Portland
Project Planner: Fred Tepfer, Campus Planning and Real Estate, 6-5564
Project Manager: Denise Stewart, Facilities Services, 6-2280
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| Project Description |
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In 2003, a statewide nanoscience initiative resulted in a new entity called the Oregon Nanoscience and Microtechnologies Institute (ONAMI). The first phase of the UO's on-campus component of this initiative is the Lorry I. Lokey Laboratories. The 26,500 gsf facility is largely underground, located adjacent to and connected to Huestis Hall. It was designed to encourage collaboration among different scientific fields and to create a culture in which highly specialized research instruments are available to a wide range of researchers. |
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Integrative Science Complex has more information about programs in the building, renderings of interiors, and other information.
Webcam of site.
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