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UCLA James Lawson Jr. Worker Justice Center

The UCLA Reverend James Lawson Jr. Worker Justice Center, named after the prominent Civil Rights leader and labor activist, is dedicated to the research, education, and advancement of labor rights in California. Formerly the International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union Hall, the historic building overlooking MacArthur Park in Los Angeles will undergo renovations and a seismic retrofit to serve as a longstanding resource for UCLA’s researchers and the city’s worker community.

Client

UCLA

Location

Los Angeles, CA, US

Years

2021-2025

Site Area

17,504 SF

Floor Area

15,000 SF

Partners

Sharon Johnston, Mark Lee

Project Team

Lindsay Erickson (Project Lead), Nicholas Hofstede (Project Director), Dylon Rupar, Miaojie Ted Zhang, Julian Daly, Guillermo Mendoza, Emma Brown

CONSULTANT TEAM

Landscape Architect: Pamela Burton & Company, Civil Engineer: KPFF, Structural Engineer: Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, MEP Engineer: ME Engineers, Lighting – Horton Lees Brogden, Historic Preservation – Kaplan Chen Kaplan, Fire Life Safety & Accessibility – Jensen Hughes, Vertical Transportation – Van Duesen Associates, LEED - GAIA, Door Hardware – Allegion, Abatement and Hazardous Materials – Citadel, Commissioning – WSP, Visualization: Place Studio

CONSTRUCTION TEAM

PCL Construction

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