UW Facilities
A renovation maximizing the programmatic impact for occupants, addressing deferred maintenance deficiencies and building systems upgrades to prolong the life of the building.
The project will integrate the Shell House into the student experience by creating a premier venue for conversations and collaboration on campus.
The new Chemical Sciences Building will replace the existing Chemistry Library to 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 new Basketball Training Facility will replace the existing Pavilion Pool to provide a new 36,000-square-foot “home” for the men’s and women’s basketball programs.
This second phase of the Magnuson Health Sciences Center Renovation is a state-funded, $64 million renovation in the T-Wing building.
The $21.5 million project at Suzzallo Library reduces the risk of injury from collapse through seismic improvements and building façade restoration.
A complete excavation and replacement of the exisitng waterproofing membrane beneath the Northwest and Northeast (Main Entry) Courts.
The primary scope of this project is the chiller replacement on 9NE/EC, the replacement of the 3SW roof, and the repair of the 3NE/EC roof.
The new 13,000-square-foot outpatient clinic will provide new procedural and clinic space for the expanded needs of UWMC gastroenterology patients.