The University of Oklahoma Devon Energy Hall and Rawl Engineering Facility

The Devon Energy Hall serves as instructional and research space for the College of Engineering at the University of Oklahoma. The facility has a five-story conventionally-reinforced concrete pan joist and shear wall structural system. Special design features

include a four-story atrium space and a grand stair supported only at the floor levels. 

The Rawl Engineering Practice Facility consists of hands-on laboratory and testing spaces for the College of Engineering. The facility has a two-story conventionally-reinforced concrete pan joist and moment frame structural system. Highlights of the design include a two-story-high practice bay area serviced by a three-ton crane and a centrally located, three-story high, automated storage and retrieval system.

Foundation System:

Pier and Grade Beam

Basement Walls

Retaining Walls

Framing System:

Conventionally Reinforced Concrete

Precast Cast Stone Veneer

Project Location:

Norman, Oklahoma

Owner:

The University of Oklahoma

Architect:

Miles Associates

Contractor / CM:

Boldt Construction

Services:

Structural Design Services / EOR

Project Type:

Education

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