The Ana Mari Cauce Welcome Center will be a 30,000 to 33,000 square-foot gateway to the University of Washington — illuminating pathways for students, alumni, neighbors and visitors to explore the UW’s history, mission and global impact through tours, events and community programming.
A new Chemical Sciences Building (CSB) with 104,500 square feet will enable a new mode of science where fundamental chemical research can transform into real-world applications in real-time.
A new Haggett Hall will be constructed to support student fitness, wellness and equity as well as offer connectivity to the adjacent north campus student housing and Lewis Grove.
The project will advance the University of Washington’s transition from fossil fuel-based steam generation to a low-carbon hot water distribution system. It includes a new 6-megawatt electrode steam boiler and hot water piping to the Chemical Sciences Building, with capacity to support future connections to central campus buildings.
The $19.5 million project at UWMC – Northwest's A-Wing will renovate floors 4 and 5 providing a more efficient layout with modernization updates throughout.