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Lane Community College - Building 10

Redesigning for a Changing Curriculum: Engineering for more space and seismic activity

DCI Engineers provided structural engineering services for this 80,000-sf former vocational training center. The design included a seismic upgrade, a re-support of existing marginal roof structure, and the installation of a second floor. DCI effectively doubled the available square footage and helped maintain responsiveness to new programs at the college. The structural features include; art studios distributed at the perimeter of the building, a large area with a courtyard, exterior kiln, open space for gathering, and a student art gallery.

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Location:
Eugene, Oregon
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Square Feet:
80,000
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Stories:
2
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Service:
Structural
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Industries:
Higher Education
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Primary Material:
Concrete, Steel

Project Highlights

  • Insertion of structurally thin second system to maximize floor-to-floor headroom.
  • Seismic upgrade.
  • Renovation of existing wood space frame roof structure.
  • Exposed structure for an industrial/tech appearance.
  • Included new three stop elevator and ramp for accessibility improvements.

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