A room with tables and chairs overlooks rolling hills through a wall of windows
A low building is nestled into the hilly natural landscape
A new classroom features lab tables and equipment
Baraboo Campus Exterior Designed by Bray Architects

University of Wisconsin-Platteville at Baraboo

Significant engagement from students and faculty helped create a university science building with sustainable features.

The facility features five new research and teaching labs along with faculty offices, student collaboration spaces, and private research labs.

The highly sustainable Baraboo campus building is built into the site’s sloping topography and located just south of the campus’s main quad of buildings. It uses many green features, including a geothermal HVAC system and a green/vegetated roof.

A low building is nestled into the hilly natural landscape

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Location

Baraboo, WI

Size

20,000 sq ft

Construction Cost

$5,400,000

Client Type

A lecture room flows with large windows into the hall and the outdoors
A broad view of the new building blending into the colors and elevation of the surrounding landscape
A new classroom features lab tables and equipment

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