Photo Feature: Signed beam tops Lane Center

More than 60 UCCS and Colorado Springs community leaders watched a final piece of structural steel be lifted into place atop the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences at a “topping off” ceremony July 22  near the intersection of Austin Bluffs and North Nevada Avenue.

Attendees wrote their names and inspirational quotes across the beam before it was put in place.

About the Lane Center

Ground was broken on the $18.5 million 54,000 square foot Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences in June 2012 ceremonies with visible progress beginning in early 2013. The project is about 25 percent complete, according to Gary Reynolds, executive director, Facilities Services. The building is on schedule to open in Jan. 2014. The Lane Center is the first UCCS building in the North Nevada Avenue urban renewal zone and the lead for a long-term project that involves performing arts, athletics and additional health-related facilities on the west side of the campus.

UCCS faculty and staff, along with Colorado Springs community leaders wrote their names and inspirational quotes on the last piece of structural steel for the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences.

 

Homer Wesley, vice chancellor, Student Success and Enrollment Management signs his name.
Homer Wesley, vice chancellor, Student Success and Enrollment Management signs his name
Lyda Hill
Lyda Hill recently gave a $2 million grant to establish a veteran trauma clinic within the Lane Center
CU Board of Regent Kyle Hybl adds his name to the beam
CU Board of Regent Kyle Hybl adds his name to the beam
Roughly [insert number] attended the topping off ceremony
More than 60 UCCS and Colorado Springs community members attended the topping off ceremony
Phil Lane building that will bear his family’s name.
Phil Lane gave brief remarks regarding the building that will bear his family’s name
The signed beam is lowered into place atop the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences
The signed beam is lowered into place atop the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences

 

 

— Photos by Philip Denman, University Advancement
— Video by Kelsey LeFurge, Media Services

 

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