Advancement Services Building - University of Iowa Foundation
Iowa City, IA
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The University of Iowa Foundation Advancement Services Building – Remodel Space (formerly used as a recital hall) is now used for supplementary office space needed for additional University of Iowa development officers. Renovations of the 14,500 SF structure consisted of a complete remodel of the exterior façade and interior components.
Some building highlights consist of:
Given the number of different materials on the project, unique orientation of the building, and aggressive schedule, this was a challenging build – but nothing our field crew couldn’t handle. Continuous communication and coordination was essential for a successful project completion for AWS, Conlon Construction and the University of Iowa.
Project Details
Architect OPN Architects
Contractor Conlon Construction
Some building highlights consist of:
- 7,000 SF Formed metal panels.
- 300 SF Skylights.
- 2,000 SF Storefront and (13) aluminum entrances.
- 1,000 SF Curtain wall.
- 300 SF Corrugated panels.
- 15 EA Architectural sunshade fins.
- 700 SF Glass handrails.
Given the number of different materials on the project, unique orientation of the building, and aggressive schedule, this was a challenging build – but nothing our field crew couldn’t handle. Continuous communication and coordination was essential for a successful project completion for AWS, Conlon Construction and the University of Iowa.
Project Details
Architect OPN Architects
Contractor Conlon Construction
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