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Alan B. Miller Hall

Alan B. Miller Hall is going up!

Construction has begun on Miller Hall, the future home of The Mason School of Business, and we're keeping track of the progress! Check back regularly for photo galleries, aerial shots, video updates from the project manager, and other news from the construction site.

Construction Photos

Miller Hall doesn't open until the Fall of 2009, but you can get a sneak peek at the building's progress:

Graduate Wing
Graduate Wing

Undergraduate
Undergraduate Wing

Groundbreaking
Groundbreaking


Aerial Shots

Rex Unplugged

Rex Unplugged

Rex Holmlin, P.E. PMP is the Project Manager overseeing the transition of Miller Hall from drawings to bricks and mortar.

Holmlin has more than 28 years experience in the planning, design and construction of public works projects. He graduated from Tulane University with a degree in Engineering and a Masters degree in Business Administration.

A former engineer officer in the Army Reserve, Holmlin was recalled to active duty for disaster recovery work following Hurricanes Andrew, Marilyn, Georges and the attack on the World Trade Center.

Check out Rex's latest video log

 

When it's finished 

Alan B. Miller Hall

While the exterior of Alan B. Miller Hall will harmonize perfectly with the historic soul of the campus, its interior will be open, airy, and completely modern: 

  • 3 floors and a partial basement
  • 2,465,870 cubic feet of volume
  • 11 classrooms designed to be easily reconfigured depending on need for tiered, clustered or flat floor classrooms
  • Two 24-seat seminar rooms
  • A 4000 sq.ft. multi-purpose conference room
  • 7000 sqare feet of shell space for future academic centers and classrooms
  • An electronic trading room/classroom for financial markets courses
  • An enhanced business library and communications laboratory
  • A cafe with seating for more than 100 guests plus an outside patio
  • 350 windows
  • 2 fireplaces
  • A Leadership in Energy and Environmental  Design (LEED) silver-level certification, with emphasis on durable, low-maintenance and sustainable materials

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Development notes

Virtual Tour

Take a virtual tour of Alan B. Miller Hall, including its cutting edge classrooms, state-of-the-art business library, communications laboratory, and outdoor cafe.

Memorialize your partnership with The Mason School by naming a significant space in Miller Hall

News

Mason Community celebrates Charter Day 2008 with tour of Alan B. Miller Hall

Daily Press: "W & M's new business building on track"

Faculty, staff, students, and Executive Partners sign Miller Hall support beam "for all time coming"

Philadelphia's The Evening Bulletin interviews Alan B. Miller, the namesake of Mason's future building

Accenture Woodland Walk: the first component of the construction project to be completed