- Posted August 04, 2014
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Cooley campus ranked one of the 50 most impressive law school buildings in the world
Thomas M. Cooley Law School's Auburn Hills, Michigan campus has been selected as one of the 50 most impressive law school buildings in the world by Best Choice Schools. The independent rankings, published in BestChoiceSchools.com, ranked Cooley's building 35th in the publication's article, The 50 Most Impressive Law School Buildings in the World.
The study highlighted Cooley's LEED Silver Certification efforts, which includes the building's green roof, rainwater-harvesting system, low flow plumbing, and energy efficient lighting as outstanding features of the Cooley facility.
According to the article, "building architects sought to maximize light and air flow throughout the structure with large windows and open spaces." The Cooley facility is only the fourth law school in the nation to be LEED certified.
"We are honored to have our Auburn Hills facility recognized as one of the most impressive law school buildings in the world," said Layne Maloney, Cooley's vice president of operations and chief operating officer, in response to the independent study. "Cooley prides itself on using sustainable building practices for all its facilities - during all of Cooley's construction and renovation projects. Ultimately, these practices save the school money over the long term and help preserve natural resources in the process."
Renovations to the existing structure, along with a 64,000 square foot addition, were designed and implemented in collaboration with Rockford Construction and SHW Group architects and engineers. Cooley's Auburn Hills campus, located at 2630 Featherstone Road, sits on 68 acres.
Published: Mon, Aug 04, 2014
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