LCC University Center

hoodhood
edited October 2006 in Lansing
A forum for construction updates and news on the LCC University Center project.

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  • hoodhood
    I think it's DSA Architects. It actually appears to be quite tall for a two floor building, maybe even slightly over 50 ft. I think it will come in at almost the height of the glass block portion of the TLC Building. I think that LCC plans on adding most if not all new buildings to the downtown campus. They also plan on tearing down the photo center building on Schoolcraft, for possible future development. And as I said before, LCC plans on building another parking ramp on this site in the near future, probably before 2010, upon the completion of that they will tear down and rebuild their old ramp.
  • hoodhood
    I looked on DSA's website but didn't find anything on the University Center, how did you find these?

    Also, for an update it looks like they are starting on the addition itself, they have the portion of the wall knocked out where the walkway will be and they have started some digging. I'm assuming they will begin foundation work soon, if they haven't already.
  • hoodhood
    There is now a web cam looking towards the University Center: Live Web Cam
  • hoodhood
    A picture of the site looking Northwest from the Captiol Ramp today: UniversityCenter.jpg
  • hoodhood
    The crane and some steel is now onsite, so I would expect to this take shape pretty quickly this week and next week.
  • JaredJared
    Yeah, cross your fingers for good weather. I guess as long as it's not raining I think crews will be out.
  • hoodhood
    Looking at the webcam, they are moving along pretty quickly.
  • hoodhood
    construction is coming along nicely and I'd have to say it looks a lot bigger than what I expected it too look in person.

    Here's a screenshot from the webcam:
    LCCUCcam.jpg
  • hoodhood
    The progress at the LCC University Center:
    LCCUC2.jpg

    LCCUC1.jpg
  • JaredJared
    Before I even read your comment LMich, I was thinking the same exact thing. I can't remember if the old structure will still be used or if it will be torn down, but I am interested in seeing how they are going to transition the exterior design between the two structures.
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