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Capital Projects and Planning

Completed Construction Projects

After the inconvenience of extended construction projects, the campus can be proud of the improved facilities for students and appreciate the finished projects as they were designed to be used.  Please view Capital Projects & Planning's most recent completed construction projects below. 

 

Installation photo of Derryberry Hall cupola replacement.

Photo of Foster Hall demolition.

Photo of West Stadium demolition.

Completed Construction Projects


 

Exterior front entry of Bruner Hall.

Interior photo of renovated Bruner Hall classroom.

Bruner Hall Renovation - 2021

The Bruner Hall renovation was part of a series of multiple building upgrade projects across campus. These projects provide mechanical, electrical, and plumbing upgrades throughout the building as well as new finishes to bring our buildings up to code and introduce a higher level of service to our students. The Bruner Hall renovation incorporated new glass interiors to introduce more light into an older building. Space planning for the renovation also provided for more modern student gathering and collaboration spaces.

 

Rendering of Lab Science Commons Building

East elevation view of completed Lab Science Commons Building.

Lab Science Commons - 2020

Occupying 150,000-square-feet of space, the new science building is the largest academic building on campus. The building houses the chemistry department, a portion of the biology department, and specialty labs for earth sciences, physics and environmental sciences. The building is the key feature of a future east-west academic mall per the University’s master plan.

 

Rendering of north elevation Lab Science Commons.

Photo of north elevation of Stonecipher Lecture Hall building.

Stonecipher Lecture Hall - 2020

The new Stonecipher Lecture Hall, built in conjunction with the new Laboratory Science Commons building, is comprised of two large lecture halls, a generous lobby and gathering area, and a catering support space for events.

 

Rendering of fitness center north entry.

Photo of fitness center north entry.

Marc L. Burnett Student Recreation and Fitness Center - 2020

With its prominent location, the new Student Recreation Center is designed to be the new campus “front door” attracting prospective students while serving current students and faculty. The design fosters an inviting environment for wellness by creating spaces that combine independent and group recreation together to meet the needs of all users. The facility provides fitness and weight spaces, a climbing wall, racquetball, gymnasium, and multipurpose courts, an indoor pool, and whirlpool.