SOUTHFIELD, MI DeMaria celebrates the grand opening of the Lawrence Technological University Taubman Center.

Home of the Marburger STEM Center, the complex provides a collaborative, high-tech, learning environment for emerging technologies such as robotics, biomedical engineering, mechatronics, life sciences, and architectural engineering. 

The Taubman Complex provides Lawrence Tech students and faculty with 125,000 square feet of much needed classroom, lab, and work space to support emerging, multi-disciplinary programs. It enjoys a prominent place on campus, linking the Science Building and the current Engineering Building, which also will be undergoing a major renovation.

The project houses the robotics program on the first floor, science labs on the second floor, and biomedical labs and open areas for student work teams on the third floor. Other spaces will be allocated in the modular design as technologies and needs evolve.

The new facility has been designed to be LEED-certified at the Silver Level - or higher - and will reflect Lawrence Tech's ongoing commitment to environmentally sustainable technology.