Project Overview
The Manufacturing and Engineering Building at Schoolcraft College offers a cutting-edge educational environment to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Located just minutes from the Livonia campus, this state-of-the-art facility is closely connected to the region’s expanding industrial sector, providing direct pathways to high-demand careers. The building houses a variety of diverse programs, including Welding, Robotics, Mechatronics, Engineering, and more, nearly doubling the college’s workforce development offerings and supporting the technology-driven economy in southeast Michigan.
With its advanced labs, classrooms, and hands-on, project-based instruction, students gain real-world experience using industry-standard equipment.
The layout of the building fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and anticipates future technological advancements. Large windows in public areas offer views into these spaces, promoting engagement and curiosity.The facility also features collaborative workspaces, a multipurpose room for community and industry events, student lounges, and administrative offices, providing a well-rounded environment for learning and professional growth.
Through this investment in education and infrastructure, the Manufacturing and Engineering Building is preparing the next generation of professionals for Industry 4.0, ensuring the region’s workforce remains competitive while driving economic growth both locally and beyond.
Services
Architecture, Electrical, Interiors, Mechanical, Technology
Project Size
48,680 Sq. ft.
Project Cost
$9,500,000
Project Contact
Jennie Urtel
Schoolcraft College
Project Team
Architecture, Engineering, Technology
IDS
Civil Engineer and Landscape Architect
Zeimet Wozniak & Associates
Structural Engineer
Desai/Nasr (Now IMEG)