NEWS
Sensenbrenner Hall Renovation to begin April 2nd
Renovation work on Sensenbrenner Hall will begin Tuesday, April 2, during this time, access around Sensenbrenner Hall will be limited. To ensure the safety of the students, faculty, and staff construction fencing will be placed around the perimeter of the construction site. To view a site map for approximate location of construction fencing, click here.
The construction activities will require several sidewalks to the east of Sensenbrenner Hall, as well as the walkway between Johnston Hall and Sensenbrenner Hall to be closed. Access to Johnston Hall, Eckstein hall, Hagerty Art Museum, and Gesu Parish will not be affected. To facilitate construction vehicle access to and from the Sensenbrenner Hall site several metered street parking spots on 11th Street will be unavailable during the construction period, in addition, a few parking spaces in lot J will be unavailable while the demolition of the former legal research center is ongoing.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Office of the University Architect at 414.288.7335.
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CURRENT PROJECTS
School of Dentistry Expansion
Construction work continues for the approximately 45,000 square foot addition to the School of Dentistry building. The expansion will open on a phased basis, with facilities for student academic work opening first in August 2013. Faculty support areas will open later in the fall of 2013. When completed the building expansion will create space to increase the enrollment, improve the faculty practice clinic and add research labs to the building.
Construction update.
Building for the Future Expansion Project
Engineering Hall – Visualization Lab
A Visualization Lab will be constructed in Engineering Hall during the summer of 2013. The Visualization Lab will be a facility to be used by members of the entire Marquette University community to (1) demonstrate how visualization technology can be used in learning, research, and industry, (2) teach the theory rooted in this technology, and (3) create technologically advantageous visualization content.
UPCOMING PROJECTS
Sensenbrenner Hall
Marquette Hall
Johnston Hall
