Stanford University Law School, William H. Neukom Building

Palo Alto, California
United States

The William H. Neukom Building was designed for students and faculty, in both public and private spheres, including clinics, seminars, meeting and office spaces. Anchoring the building is a monumental rotunda which serves as a prominent entry point. Having the student and faculty spaces connected via bridges over the double-height communal spaces fosters a sense of community and allows for expansive views of the landscape beyond. Lighting solutions included indirect lighting in the private offices and sleek lines of light with accent and focal lighting in the law clinic conference rooms and communal areas.

  • Architectural Lighting
  • Lighting Controls
  • Sustainable Design
  • Higher Education
  • LEED Gold Certified
    65,000 sq.ft. | 6,039 sq.m.
    $42 M
  • Ennead Architects
  • Illuminating Engineering Society Lighting Control Innovation Award of Merit
  • Aislinn Weidele