The WCU Stem Building, also known as the Apodaca Science Building, is a cutting-edge educational facility located in Cullowhee, North Carolina.
Lord Aeck Sargent
Lord Aeck Sargent excels in multidisciplinary architecture and design, renowned for sustainable and innovative spaces. Their portfolio spans higher education, science and technology, historic preservation, and urban design.
LS3P
LS3P is a prominent architecture, interiors, and planning firm known for innovation across education, healthcare, commercial, and residential sectors. Integrating design excellence with sustainability, LS3P enhances communities and quality of life.
Skanska
Skanska, a global construction and development leader, excels in large-scale projects across infrastructure, commercial, residential, and healthcare sectors. Committed to sustainability, safety, and innovation, Skanska sets high standards for quality and efficiency, shaping the built environment.
Living Roofs, Inc.
Living Roofs, Inc. specializes in designing, installing, and maintaining green roofs and living walls. Known for their expertise in sustainable practices, they create beautiful, eco-friendly solutions that enhance urban environments.
Nations Roof
Nations Roof is a premier contractor offering high-quality roofing solutions nationwide. Specializing in commercial and industrial services, they excel in installation, repair, and maintenance.
Project Details
Product Used: Interior and Exterior Siding
Press and Additional Resources
Spanning from 2018 to 2021, this project showcases the innovative design and sustainable building practices of Lord Aeck Sargent in collaboration with LS3P. The structure features both interior and exterior siding from Black Locust Lumber, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and sustainability credentials. The project, managed by the esteemed general contractor Skanska along with Living Roofs, Inc., and roofing contractor Nations Roof, is a testament to advanced environmental design. The Apodaca Science Building includes state-of-the-art laboratories, collaborative spaces, and a living roof that contribute to its role as a hub for STEM education. The use of Black Locust Lumber products underscores the project's commitment to durability, sustainability, and natural beauty.
