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[[Image:Hill University Center rendering.jpg|right|thumb|375px|rendering of the proposed new Hill Student Center]]
The '''Hill Student Center''' is the home of student services and activities on the [[UAB]] [[UAB campus|campus]]. It is under construction on the site of the former [[Hill University Center]], on the block between [[7th Avenue South]] and [[University Boulevard]] and between [[14th Avenue South|14th]] and [[15th Avenue South]].


Construction of the new 159,000-square-foot, four-story facility began in [[2013]] with an estimated completion in time for the Fall [[2015]] semester. It was designed by Hastings & Chivetta Architects of St Louis, Missouri with [[Herrington Architects]] of [[Birmingham]]. [[Doster Construction]] built the center for $35 million.
[[Image:Hill_Student_Center.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Hill Student Center in October 2016]]
The '''Hill Student Center''' is the home of student services and activities on the [[UAB]] [[UAB campus|campus]]. It was completed in December 2015 on the site of the former [[Hill University Center]], on the block between [[7th Avenue South]] and [[University Boulevard]] and between [[14th Avenue South|14th]] and [[15th Avenue South]].


Like its predecessor, the building was named for former [[List of UAB Presidents|UAB President]] [[S. Richardson Hill]]. Plans include a multi-media campus visitors' center, a 600-seat multi-purpose room which can be divided as required, a 200-seat theater, a food court, offices and informal gathering spaces and outdoor balconies. Retail tenants are set to include a campus bookstore, [[Starbucks Coffee]], [[Panera]], another restaurant, and a technology center focusing on sale and service of Apple products. A pharmacy, branch bank and discount retailer are also being courted.
Construction of the new 159,000-square-foot, four-story facility began in [[2013]] with an estimated completion in time for the Fall [[2015]] semester. It was designed by Hastings & Chivetta Architects of St Louis, Missouri with [[Herrington Architects]] of [[Birmingham]]. [[Doster Construction]] built the center for $35 million. The building was officially dedicated on [[January 20]], [[2016]].
 
Like its predecessor, the building was named for former [[List of UAB Presidents|UAB President]] [[S. Richardson Hill]]. It includes a multi-media campus visitors' center, a 600-seat multi-purpose room which can be divided as required, a 200-seat theater, a food court, offices and informal gathering spaces and outdoor balconies. Retail tenants include a campus bookstore, [[Starbucks Coffee]], [[Panera Bread]], [[Full Moon]] BBQ restaurant, and a technology center focusing on sale and service of Apple products.  


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==References==
==References==
* Tomberlin, Michael (March 10, 2014) "Panera, Starbucks among retailers in new $35 million UAB student center." {{BN}}
* Tomberlin, Michael (March 10, 2014) "Panera, Starbucks among retailers in new $35 million UAB student center." {{BN}}
* [http://www.uab.edu/studentaffairs/news/supporting-students/35-uab-hill-student-center-hosts-grand-opening-celebration UAB Hill Student Center Hosts Grand Opening Celebration] UAB Student Affairs website (accessed 10/19/2016)


==External link==
==External link==
* [http://www.uab.edu/students/student-center/ UAB Student Center] website
* [http://www.uab.edu/students/studentcenter/ UAB Student Center] website
* [http://www.hastingschivetta.com/projects/new-hill-student-center/ New Hill Student Center] at hastingschivetta.com
* [http://www.hastingschivetta.com/projects/new-hill-student-center/ New Hill Student Center] at hastingschivetta.com



Revision as of 15:53, 19 October 2016

This article is about the current student center, for the former facility, see Hill University Center.
Hill Student Center in October 2016

The Hill Student Center is the home of student services and activities on the UAB campus. It was completed in December 2015 on the site of the former Hill University Center, on the block between 7th Avenue South and University Boulevard and between 14th and 15th Avenue South.

Construction of the new 159,000-square-foot, four-story facility began in 2013 with an estimated completion in time for the Fall 2015 semester. It was designed by Hastings & Chivetta Architects of St Louis, Missouri with Herrington Architects of Birmingham. Doster Construction built the center for $35 million. The building was officially dedicated on January 20, 2016.

Like its predecessor, the building was named for former UAB President S. Richardson Hill. It includes a multi-media campus visitors' center, a 600-seat multi-purpose room which can be divided as required, a 200-seat theater, a food court, offices and informal gathering spaces and outdoor balconies. Retail tenants include a campus bookstore, Starbucks Coffee, Panera Bread, Full Moon BBQ restaurant, and a technology center focusing on sale and service of Apple products.

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