The sun shines brightly off of IERC and WIlson Hall at dawn. The architect’s design concept for the roof of IERC to mimic the shape of Wilson Hall (rotated 90 degrees) is evident in the pond’s reflection.
IERC
A familiar winter landscape of Wilson Hall and IERC.
Before and after the start of IERC construction, as seen from the 15th floor of Wilson Hall.
Gorgeous nighttime reflections from late September.
In September 2020 and August 2021, the eighth floor of Wilson Hall offers two very different views of the IERC and PIP-II construction sites.
From Lab Manager, June 29, 2021: The new Fermilab Integrated Engineering Research Center (IERC) is the first cross-divisional facility on Fermilab’s campus spanning over 79,208 gross sq. ft. The IERC will serve as an integrator for various research efforts and is expected to be complete June 2022.
On May 13, 2021, blue skies and green grass surround Wilson Hall and IERC.
Here, structural steel is being erected for the new Integrated Engineering Research Center, or IERC, building. In April 2021, the IERC team completed the steel structure for the new building.
Construction of the Integrated Engineering Research Center continues. Plus, an updated rendering of IERC.
Beginning Monday, April 26 through November 30, the Wilson Hall atrium-level restrooms will be closed to make way for the new Integrated Engineering Research Center crossover. There will be signage directing people to the three restrooms on the ground floor and the two restrooms on the second floor. Thank you for your continued patience and understanding as we build the lab’s future.