The modernization of the home of the winningest college football program in the nation will be designed by Integrated Architecture.

The renovation and expansion of Glenn E. “Bo” Schembechler Hall, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, was recently approved by the University Board of Regents.  The $9 million project will total about 14,000 SF, half of which will be new construction.

“Our design will create a grand entrance, a “WOW” experience that celebrates Michigan football and all that it stands for.  When you walk into the building you will know that you’re at Michigan!” said Paul Dickinson, AIA, IA President.  “We’ve been working on the project for several months, and it’s exciting to have it move forward. When it is complete, the facility’s look and feel will be similar to the other structures in the area, complementing its athletic facility neighbors.”

One of the main features of the project is the modernization of the football museum, creating contemporary displays that showcase the 132-year history of Michigan football.