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Architects: Solomon Cordwell Buenz
- Area: 69000 ft²
- Year: 2007
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Photographs:Jim Steinkamp of Steinkamp Photography
Text description provided by the architects. On the shores of Lake Michigan, Loyola University Chicago’s Information Commons collects the student body, less through the amenity of internet access than through its open, daylight setting with breathtaking views, inaugurating the library of the digital age. Through the realization of a collective space for internet-based research, the essential ingredient of collaboration is folded in to digital education. This LEED Silver building combines computer technology and innovative building systems with an inspirational open and flexible design to celebrate a new era of campus architecture focused on student collaboration and resource conservation.
