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November 18, 2010
This list represents campus projects that are planned or under way. Cost estimates, with one exception, reflect the total project budget. Start and finish dates are for construction only. Budgets and time lines for future projects are projected and may be revised.
Three of the projects are on hold and will proceed once funding becomes available. WSU’s current master plan lists many other projects in the pipeline, such as new improvements to Martin Stadium, but the projects below come from the university’s list of current projects. A privately developed hotel and conference center on campus has also been left off the list.
1. Veterinary Medical Research Building
The 77,000-square-foot project will provide biomedical research and support space for health science teaching and research programs. The building will be part of a seven-building research complex.
Budget: $96 million
Location: Pullman
Architect: SRG Partnership
General contractor: Lydig Construction
Start: August 2010
Finish: March 2013
2. Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic and Research Facility
This 75,000-square-foot building will support the College of Veterinary Medicine’s infectious disease reach and surveillance programs.
Budget: $72.3 million (on hold until funding is available)
Location: Pullman
Architect/general contractor: To be determined
Start/finish: To be determined
3. Riverpoint Biomedical and Health Sciences Building, Phase 1
First phase of a health-sciences education and research center. The building will be 55,000 to 70,000 square feet and house laboratory space and teaching facilities. Future phases are anticipated over the next several years.
Budget: $78.6 million
Location: Spokane
Architect: NBBJ
General contractor: To be determined
Start: August 2011
Finish: December 2013
4. Applied Technology Classroom Building
The 56,000-square-foot building will provide research and teaching space for computer science and electrical engineering.
Budget: $41.7 million
Location: Vancouver
Architect: LMN
General contractor: Hoffman Construction
Start: November 2009
Finish: September 2011
5. Global Animal Health Building
This three-story College of Veterinary Medicine building will have 62,000 square feet for research labs, offices and conference rooms.
Budget: $35 million
Location: Pullman
Architect: ZGF Architects
General contractor: Bouten Construction Co.
Start: July 2010
Finish: May 2012
6. ARS Plant Biosciences Building
A four-story research facility for university- and government-funded scientists. The 90,000-square-foot building will house offices, meeting rooms, research labs and core lab facilities. Funding is expected to come from U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service.
Budget: $32.8 million (construction only; on hold until funding is available)
Location: Pullman
Architect: HDR Architecture
General contractor: To be determined
Start/finish: To be determined
7. Waller Hall renovation
Residence hall expansion could increase the number of beds from 145 to as many as 305.
Budget: $32.6 million
Location: Pullman
Architect: Mahlum
General contractor: To be determined
Start: May 2012
Finish: July 2013
8. Agricultural Animal Research Facility
This 26,000-square-foot facility will house a high-containment disease and diagnostic laboratory for livestock and insectary. The building will also hold offices, cold storage and laboratory support space.
Budget: $22.4 million (on hold until funding is available)
Location: Pullman
Architect/general contractor: To be determined
Start/finish: To be determined
9. Duncan-Dunn Hall/ Community Hall renovations
Renovations are in store for the interiors and exteriors; systems will be upgraded and the rooms will be reconfigured. New connectors with elevators will link the buildings and so will a second-floor plaza. Community Hall now has 91 beds and Duncan Hall has 107 beds; the project will increase their capacity to a total of 250 beds.
Budget: $21.6 million
Location: Pullman
Architect: Mahlum
General contractor: To be determined
Start: May 2011
Finish: July 2012
10. Recreational playfields improvements
Existing fields are being regraded and redesigned to provide improved subsurface drainage, new fencing and enhanced lighting. Much of the existing sod will replaced with an artificial turf system. Grimes Way Playfield was scheduled to finish last month, and Valley Road Playfield is slated to finish in January.
Budget: $9.3 million
Location: Pullman
Landscape architect: D.A. Hogan & Associates
General contractor: Motley & Motley
Start: May 2010
Finish: January 2011
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