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UC Irvine Anteater Learning Pavilion

Engaged Environment: Lecture pavilion, main lobby, and classrooms suited for active group learning

The UC Irvine’s Anteater Learning Pavilion and connected three-story classroom building serves the influx of students, faculty, and research opportunities on campus. The pavilion houses two lecture halls: a 400-seat hall at ground level and a 250-seat hall on the second floor. Connecting the pavilion to the three-story classroom wing is a central lobby and circulation zone. The three-story education building comprises of classrooms on the first two levels, with the third level for offices and computer labs. The classrooms are conducive for collaborative study/analytical groups engaging in smaller team exercises.

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Location:
Irvine, California
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Square Feet:
70,000
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Stories:
1, 2
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Service:
Structural
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Industries:
Higher Education
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Primary Material:
Concrete, Steel, Masonry

Project Highlights

  • Structural design was peer reviewed for design criteria and code compliance.
  • Column-free lecture halls conducive for group work.
  • Reconfigurable lounge spaces and study areas to accommodate diverse users.
  • Plenty of indoor and outdoor community spaces for social interaction.
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Harry Jones, II

Principal, Denver

PE, SE, LEED AP

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