Institute of Environmental Sustainability

6349 N. Kenmore Avenue

Loyola's new Institute of Environmental Sustainability is Gold LEED-certified and one of the most innovative buildings on the Lake Shore Campus. The facility was completed in Fall 2013 and includes many classrooms, research and teaching labs, a clean energy lab, an urban agricultural greenhouse, and a green café. It shares common spaces with San Francisco Hall, Loyola's only green residence hall.

Some features include:

Largest geothermal complex in Chicago, 90 geothermal wells, 500 feet deep, providing over 700 tons of cooling energy
Rainwater collections and reuse for greenhouse irrigation
Natural ventilation and aquaponics systems
Three-story high vertical farming element
3,100 square foot eco dome greenhouse
Sustainable food systems and urban agriculture research projects and production labs
State-of-the-art laboratory spaces for anthropology, environmental science, ecotoxicology
A clean energy lab that will allow the biodiesel program to increase fuel production by up to 100,000 gallons per year

For more information about event venues at Loyola, contact Conference Services or submit our Request for Information form.

Institute of Environmental Sustainability

6349 N. Kenmore Avenue

Some features include:

Largest geothermal complex in Chicago, 90 geothermal wells, 500 feet deep, providing over 700 tons of cooling energy
Rainwater collections and reuse for greenhouse irrigation
Natural ventilation and aquaponics systems
Three-story high vertical farming element
3,100 square foot eco dome greenhouse
Sustainable food systems and urban agriculture research projects and production labs
State-of-the-art laboratory spaces for anthropology, environmental science, ecotoxicology
A clean energy lab that will allow the biodiesel program to increase fuel production by up to 100,000 gallons per year

For more information about event venues at Loyola, contact Conference Services or submit our Request for Information form.