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| Teaching and Learning Center of Health for Health Sciences. All images from UCLA. |
In late September, UCLA broke ground on a $120 million expansion of the David Geffen School of Medicine at the corner of Le Conte and Tiverton. The Teaching and Learning Center for Health Sciences, which the administration gleefully refers to as TLC, will stand six-stories and span 110,000 square feet. The project was paid for using a combination of cash reserves and philanthropic donations. TLC will allow UCLA to consolidate a significant portion of the medical school's classroom space, which is currently spread between 11 different buildings. It also includes teaching labs, study space, administrative offices and a clinical skills center. The Skidmore, Owings and Merrill designed project is expected to wrap up in 2016.
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| Interior courtyard of TLC |
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| View of TLC's eastern elevation |
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| Close up on TLC's southern elevation |
Nice-looking project. I'm personally quite happy to see that more new buildings seem to take design cues from the city's early Modernist heritage.
ReplyDeleteI also like it. Red brick fits in perfectly with the older buildings on campus. SOM did a good job here.
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