Saieh Hall

Formerly a Seminary, the University of Chicago decided to repurpose this building to house it’s economics department. A new building was built to connect the seminary to the existing renovated row houses. Underground construction was also provided to hide mechanical spaces and an underground classroom to preserve the Seminary’s look.


Client: University of Chicago

Site: 1160 E 58th St, Chicago

Program: Classrooms, offices, library

Status: Completed in 2015

Responsibilities

- DD to CD structural drawings

- Structural detailing

- Field measurements

- Construction observation

- BIM management/coordination


Team

Thornton Tomasetti: Bill Bast, Ken Maschke, Nicholas Aitken, Ivan Silvestre

Ann Beha Architects