Project

University of North Carolina at Greensboro
School of Education

Project Location

Greensboro, NC

Industries

Classrooms, Education

Services

Construction Management, Preconstruction, Virtual Construction

Square Footage

110,500

Schedule Duration

22 months

University of North Carolina at Greensboro School of Education

Scope

  • Construction of a steel and concrete, five-story classroom building with a predominantly brick exterior that features CMU block and cast stone, and a glass curtain-wall entryway

  • Exterior sunshades with angled blades adorn the tops of windows allowing light to pass while removing the glare

  • Roofing materials vary from flat areas with a rubber membrane TPO to peaked areas with a zinc metal roof

  • Interior includes wood paneling, glass, carpet, tile, linoleum, and acoustical ceiling panels, as well as efficient temperature controls, occupancy sensor lighting, and low-flow water fixtures

Highlights

  • 19 classrooms, one auditorium with 300 seats and another with 100 seats, as well as many offices for faculty and staff

  • Built on a previously developed site that was once a parking lot, and discarded asphalt was recycled

  • Rodgers was part of the team responsible for creating the University of North Carolina at Greensboro’s (UNCG) first LEED® certified building, which achieved LEED Gold

  • New landscape includes drought-resistant plants, bio-retention areas, sand filtration tanks, and brick pavers

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