The key highlight of the Gorguze Family Laboratory is the Wilson Student Project Team Center. The "20,000 square-foot workshop holding nearly 30 U-M Engineering project teams’ work spaces..." where students work "on complex engineering projects with the ultimate goal of their team succeeding in international competitions" (Zhang). With it, there is also a whole host of tools and equipment, including mill and lathe machines, as well as drills, welders and bench saws. 

Another notable feature of the GFL is the five-by-seven subsonic wind tunnel, one of ten different wind tunnels at UM. Built in 1956 with the help of the US Air Force, the wind tunnel is able to generate air velocity of over 150 miles per hour ("Wind Tunnels"). Now it stands as a place where students are able to test the aerodynamics of their projects. The building is, although showing signs of wear, evidence of how many students have learned a new skill set through walking through the doors. 

The name Vincent is "derived from Latin vincere meaning 'to conquer'" ("Vincent"), something Vincent Gorguze has certainly done in his lifetime. And thanks to his generosity, the students who are privileged to learn in the place bearing his name will have the chance to work to become the "conquering heroes" Wolverines have come to be known as.