CHICAGO-Roosevelt University has recently celebrated the grand opening of its new vertical campus, a 32-story tower on South Michigan Avenue. The $118-million, 413,000-square-foot building is the second tallest academic building in the nation after the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning.
The building houses a recreation center, student services, a cafeteria, classrooms, chemistry and biology labs, a trading lab room and 633 beds for students. Besides Jones Lang LaSalle Inc., the development team included The John Buck Company, VOA Architects and Power Construction. For the full story, go to Commercial Property Executive .
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