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University of Florida College of Education Norman Hall Renovation & Expansion

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Travis Wall – The Artist.

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University of Florida College of Education Norman Hall Renovation & Expansion

Project Owner: University of Florida
Location: Gainesville FL
Completion Date: May 2019
Project Size: 120,000 sf
Partners: Walker Architects

Preservation and Transformation

The entire project for which Scorpio is managing is a historic rehabilitation and innovative transformation of the College of Education’s historical physical form. The floor plans and aesthetics will reflect the building’s original an historic architectural design. Updates to the structures will provide current and future technological advancements needed for education training. The program includes the rehabilitation of @80,000SF Historic Norman Hall, the addition of a new College of Education Conference Center and the renovation of @8,000SF of Norman Hall Office Building, including Norman Hall Auditorium.