& Securities Moot Court Team, which focuses on securities regulation, corporate governance, and fiduciary duties in business law. The Environmental Moot Court Team, which competes annual at the National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition at Pace Law School. The College of Law publishes the following law reviews: The Florida Law Review, the university's flagship publication The University of Florida Journal of Law & Public Policy The Florida Journal of International Law The Journal of Technology Law and Policy The Florida Tax Review Campus The architectural style of Bruton-Geer Hall, completed in 1984, is best classified as brutalism; concrete features prominently in its design. The renovation of Holland Hall was completed in 2005 at the cost of $25 million and features brick and concrete. The grounds of the College of Law contain several pieces of artwork. The newest additions are three metal sculptures by Jim Cole of the Rhode Island School of Design representing the three branches of government: The Legislative and The Executive (installed 2005) and The Judiciary (installed 2006). These sculptures also function as benches. The lobby of the law school library contains a sculpture made by Cole in the form of a chair entitled The Lobbyist. Also contained on the grounds of the college are a series of large, intertwined metal rings, which have the appearance of being partially underground. They are known as "the Cheerios." Deans Images References External links Colleges of the University of Florida Educational institutions established in 1909 ABA-accredited law schools in Florida 1909 establishments in Florida