University of Chicago D'Angelo Law Library, Chicago, Illinois

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University of Chicago Law Library
Designer Eero Saarinen
Location Chicago, Illinois, USA
Date 1956 to 1960
Building Type Library
Climate Cold Temperate
Context Campus Context
Architectural Style Modern
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Client University of Chicago Law School






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Building Modification (2008)
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Designer OWP/P, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Date to 2008
Modification Type Renovation
Building Type Library
Architectural Style Modern



Building Details
Client University of Chicago Law School
Cost $6.5-million
Area 24,600 square feet ( square meters)
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"Eero Saarinen designed the Law School building, which opened in 1959. Now the Law School has completed the first phase of a renovation intended to make the building more accessible, to encourage interaction among students, and to improve acoustics and data access. Four large classrooms and six seminar rooms were renovated, with seminar seating reorganized so that students can see one another better at custom-made seminar tables provided with Eames chairs. The auditorium was also renovated, and a new concourse was created to connect seminar rooms and create spaces in which students can socialize between classes. " — Chronicle of Higher Education


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