Denison was just recognized with the gold rating for the renovation and expansion of Ebaugh Laboratories, a project that was completed last year.
In 2008, Denison made a major commitment to the environment: All new campus construction from that point on would be built by sustainability standards set by the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). Within two years, Denison earned its first LEED Gold certification for the reconstruction of the Bryant Arts Center. Now, we have another gold to tout.
The revamped Ebaugh–which now includes an additional 19,000 square feet, classrooms that encourage hands-on, experiential learning, and research space for faculty in the chemistry and biochemistry department—was built to reuse space and building materials from the original labs built back in 1966.