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Augment the compressed air system to improve runtime of the AME Hypersonic wind tunnel

Startup/commissioning is scheduled. Electrical service has been energized.

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This project will develop a new facility for the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine (AWCIM) to centralize their operations in a physical building and landscape environment that supports their philosophy of healthy work environments.

Completion of Building Commissioning and Closeout Phase in progress.

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The new Applied Research Building (ARB) is a very specialized, one of a kind research facility designed specifically for UA applied research programs. This three-story building has a variety of programmed spaces, including high bay payload assembly areas, a large scale thermal vacuum chamber, unique research / customized laboratories, clean rooms, faculty offices, collaboration spaces, and conference rooms. The ARB is located at the southeast corner of Helen Street and the Highland Corridor. The Highland Corridor has been improved and realigned as part of this project to provide safer pedestrian and bicycle crossings at Helen Street.

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Life-cycle deferred maintenance renovations to the Arizona State Museum will include the building systems and envelope.

Design Development is in progress.

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Site improvements between Art Building & Museum, Marroney Theatre, Tornabene Theatre, extending to Olive Road. The project will improve circulation, visibility and wayfinding to/from Olive Road and the various Fine Arts facilities, and further strengthen the programmatic connection between interior and exterior uses throughout the area.

The plaza and oasis between the School of Art, Museum of Art, Marroney Theatre, and the Fox School of Music are in progress. The monumental stairs up from Olive Road to the Plaza are completed. Respective lighting, retaining walls, steel feature panels, handrails, landscaping, and drainage structures are nearing completion. The steel for the shade structure outside Gross Gallery is ordered.

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The BSRL provides research facilities to support interdisciplinary research in many health science disciplines. This new facility encourages collaborative translational research that will advance understanding of the molecular basis of human health, aging and disease.

Build-out of basement shell space is substantially complete. Access lid replaced and temporary sidewalk placed. 2nd phase equipment installation and shielding is being scheduled.

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Inspection and permitting of the installation of solar panels for agricultural research project to determine how crops can be grown both under solar panels and between solar panels.

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PDC and Risk Management Plan Review, Permitting and Inspection of (3) Research Greenhouses.

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Renovations to a portion of the 2nd floor area (Rooms 240A-F, 242, 244, 246, and library outreach area) at Tree Ring Archives Building #45 to create new laboratory space to house an Accelerator Mass Spectrometer procured through a National Science Foundation grant.

Construction started 8/21/2024. Demolition, MEP make safe, submittals, and long lead item procurement is in process.

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Build out for a 0.5T MRI suite

GMP approval and amendment in process. Construction scheduled to start winter 2024.

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Renovations for equipment room for new MRI

GMP amendment and approval in process. Construction scheduled to start in November 2024.

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This project is to remove underrated panels. The project also includes reworking the normal and emergency feeders to the distribution units in Rm 215 and Rm 214.

Construction is complete and the new Switchboard controller is being ordered.

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This project will renovate an existing facility into a waste-to-energy research/teaching center involving anerobic digestion of bio solids and liquids .

Design is in progress to renovate space in bldg. 2019.

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Renovation of existing Food Product Safety Lab to provide a state of the art research and teaching facility.

Major demo is complete. New building addition foundations are poured. Floor slab complete, vertical block and roof work is underway.

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The University of Arizona seeks to nominate a portion of the Campus Agricultural Center on Campbell Avenue as a National Register Historic District due to its historical significance in the area of education and agriculture related to the College of Agriculture. The district will include representative open space, buildings and structures dating from 1909-1950. The DP will complete a National Register Nomination for submission to the State Historic Preservation Office and assist the University in navigating the nomination process.

The Nomination has been approved and the District listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Replacement of Fan coil units at Yuma hall, replacement of Hot water tank and Navajo/Pinal and back up hot water heater for Highland district housing (VDP)

Yuma and Navajo/Pinal projects have been released to order equipment. VDP permit issued and equipment is ordered. Construction to start at end of semester.

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Campus Infrastructure is a multi-phase, multi-element project which will supplement existing infrastructure to support new research buildings being constructed and future growth. The installation of large storage tanks beneath the east Main Mall will mitigate surface water run-off from large rainstorms on Cherry Ave. and reduce the risk of flooding of University buildings and impacts to 6th Street and neighborhoods to the south. During a rainstorm, catch basins installed in University Blvd and Cherry Ave will intercept and channel storm water to a series of interconnected, 10 feet diameter, 20 feet long underground tanks installed under the east Mall where it will gradually dissipate into the ground. Upon completion, the system will accommodate a I hour rainfall event of up to 2.3 inches.

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The College of Architecture, Planning & Landscape Architecture’s (CAPLA) Strategic Plan includes goals to enhance learning and support increased student enrollment by improving and better utilizing their facilities. This project prioritized natural ventilation and additional student studio spaces with a more significant energy efficient exterior window wall system and whole building natural ventilation in the West Building.

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Exterior renovations to the main entry have improved visibility and wayfinding for visitors and integrated the CCP into the overall Arts Master Plan .

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Renovate portion of first floor to create a multimedia gallery, renovate offices, and improvements to the environmental control system for Archives.

Electrical work is complete. Special environment contractor is preparing for unit startup.

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This Strategic Plan initiative will renovate and repurpose the historic Chemistry Building, centrally located on the Mall, into an innovative teaching hub. Evidence-based teaching strategies (collaboration, inclusive practices, and active learning) result in increased student learning, engagement, and development of workplace-relevant skills. Deferred maintenance, life safety, accessibility, code upgrades, and sustainability will also be addressed.

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Arizona Arts has been given a major role in the University's Strategic Plan to integrate the arts into all aspects of the University and establish UArizona as an arts destination and increase both local and national awareness. To realize this strategic vision, a master plan has recently been completed that outlines series of projects implemented through a multi-year, multi-phased manner as funding becomes available. The initial phase will consist of renovations of the Art Building.

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In order to improve the Trial Advocacy learning experience, the College of Law will be renovating Class Labs 118, 126 and 146 for a large Mock Courtroom and Appellate Courtroom.

Structural modifications are completed including footings, columns, and fireproofing in the basement; and columns, the beam, and fireproofing on the first floor. Shoring has been completely removed on all three levels. Architectural, mechanical and electrical work is in progress. Metal stud walls and insulation are nearing completion and drywall has started. Long lead items are ordered. Submittal review and furniture procurement are in progress.

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Renovation to provide 3 new labs in the existing building.

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The School Garden Workshop program connects students in public schools with Tucson’s agricultural legacy by planting, maintaining, and engaging in school gardens. Renovations to the former houses at 407 & 415 N Mountain Ave and installation of teaching gardens will be used by Mansfeld Middle School Students, UA School Garden Internships students, and K-12 educators from across the region.

Schematic Design is completed.

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Renovate existing lab 316 infrastructure to support future programs.

Generator installation is complete. New HVAC unit is installed and being started up.

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The College of Education is implementing their Strategic Plan that will relocate Student Services to just inside the main entry of the Education Building.

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3,800 GSF renovation to the 1st floor of El Portal. The renovation includes rooms 103, 104, 105, 105A, 106 and 108 to be remodeled into 3 offices, main lobby, space for work stations, lactation room and renovation to existing conference room.

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PDC plan review and inspection services for renovation of existing hot water system in Building 101.

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Conversion of a 1,400 Sq.Ft. classroom, conference room and portions of the reception area to house (5) new offices to serve life management counselors and multi-purpose student collaboration area as part of the student support team.

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Tenant improvement for Grand Challenges Research Building sixth floor shell space.

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GCRB is a new research facility that will leverage the University of Arizona's core strengths to address the grand challenges identified in Pillar 2 of the University's strategic plan. GCRB will be an interdisciplinary facility designed to foster conversations among sciences and programs. The 7-story building will be located on Cherry Avenue as part of the Wyant College of Optical Sciences complex. The new building will be south of Meynell West, and across the street from the Main Library. GCRB will support research laboratories for expansion of the Optical Sciences under the Office of the Provost to continue advancing the University's international reputation in this field, as well as new sponsored projects for the Office of Research Innovation and Impact. test

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State-of-the-art instructional spaces will offer simulated, real-life situations for teams of students, faculty and health professionals in medicine, nursing, pharmacy and public health. The HSIB will offer flexible, large, medium and small group/team learning areas and clinical labs and simulation centers for a broad spectrum of instructional applications.

The building interior was deliberately designed without columns to provide more flexibility of space in the future. Approximately 1,000+ people can be accommodated in the Forum for special events. Spaces known as “flipped classrooms” can accommodate up to 150 students for interactive learning. Terra cotta, a material that emulates brick, will create natural shade on the east façade where glass walls have been constructed.

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Renovation of existing classroom space in HSEB to accommodate a new Pharmacy Teaching Lab.

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Remodel portion of Level 1 in the Health Sciences Innovation Building to accommodate food service.

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Renovation and modernization of the baseball team facility to include training rooms, lounge / eating / kitchen facilities, and team meeting room to meet short term needs. Along with immediate needs, a master plan will be developed for multi-phase long-term goals to improve other areas of the facility for fan engagement and recruitment of talent.

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Renovate room and make ready for Installation of a new instrument.

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Interior finish upgrades of the Lowell Stevens Football Facility to player's locker rooms and support spaces.

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This is a major renovation of the Main Library Starbucks. The renovation will include a new front counter, new equipment, new flooring, new wall tile, new paint, relocation of main entry door on the south side of the store, relocation of electric door opener and cat card reader, addition of new door facing west to access the patio, new lighting and possibly mechanical and electrical upgrades.

Construction Documents phase in progress

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The Department of Digital Learning and the Office of Instruction and Assessment will be collaborating on online teaching and learning initiatives as they come together to form a Teaching and Learning Center in a renovated space in ILC.

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Remodel of the existing classroom and kitchen area at the Maricopa County Cooperative Extension Facility at 4341 E. Broadway Road.

Final electrical tie in was completed on 10/23/2023. Final inspections are underway.

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Renovations to upgrade the educational programs of The School of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) and to enhance the patron experience of the theatre.

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Comprehensive review of parking and transportation programs and development of recommendations.

The Final Draft document is complete and being reviewed by the user group.

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Maintenance, repairs, and Improvements to ten parking structures, six parking lots and one bike path.

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Renovation of the existing Micro/Nano Fabrication Center to expand the cleanroom facility within the existing building footprint.

Design Development and Demolition drawings are underway. Demolition drawings are anticipated early September 2024. Demolition is scheduled to commence late September, early October.

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Renovate space for Dr. Hassan.

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Installation of a Scanning Tunneling Microscope

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The University of Arizona Health Sciences Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies, or CAMI will be located at the Phoenix Bioscience Core in downtown Phoenix. CAMI will support research for the next generation of healthcare treatments and serve as a hub to advance knowledge of the immunology of cancers, autoimmune conditions and infectious diseases.

Schematic Design is underway.

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Renovation of existing Mining Mineral and Natural Resource Museum on the Capital Mall in Phoenix, AZ.

Schematic design phase is underway.

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Fit out of existing office building for use by the University of Arizona administrative units in the Greater Phoenix area.

Substantial completion has been reached as of 7/7/23. Installation of furniture is underway.

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Renovate existing Shantz Building to update infrastructure and repurpose building programming.

Programming phase with user groups is near completion. Swing space strategies for existing building occupants for temporary and permanent relocations are being developed for user groups and senior leadership review and approval.

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This College of Architecture, Planning & Landscape Architecture (CAPLA) student design-build project is providing new faculty/staff temporary housing. Five rowhouses are located along Seventh Street, adjacent to the South Stadium Parking Garage.

Construction is complete on the third and fourth rowhouses. Construction is in progress on the fifth/final rowhouse.

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Additions and renovations to the existing Steward Observatory Annex and adjacent site.

Construction Permit Pending

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The new Student Success District will integrate and revitalize student services in four adjacent central campus buildings: Main Library, Weaver Science-Engineering Library, Bear Down Gym, and a new Student Services Building. The project will also include site development improvements.

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This project remodels Room 205 in the Student Union Memorial Center to create a new restaurant concept that will feature bar food menu items as well as beer and wine. A small brewery will highlight the CALES master brewery program and produce beer on site that will be delivered directly to the new bar.

Restaurant construction is complete. Brewery in construction phase. Brew equipment delivered and installed. To start exhaust piping and utility rough-in for brew equipment. Estimated completion of brewery is set for summer.

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Transition the Bookstore from book sales and re-imagine the space into the Campus Store to better serve a modern clientele.

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New building to support research projects requiring specialized high bay facilities to be located at The Bridges.

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Arizona Public Media (AZPM) is an editorially independent, member supported, not-for-profit public media organization provided by the University of Arizona as an educational and informational community service. AZPM exemplifies the goals and objectives of public media and furthers the land-grant mission of the University, serving all or parts of eleven Arizona counties with three public television program services, three public radio services, and a variety of online services at azpm.org. In addition to delivering programs from PBS, NPR, and the BBC, among others, AZPM produces award-winning original newscasts, public affairs programs, documentaries, and community engagement events for and about the people of Southern Arizona. A new, modern facility for Arizona Public Media will better serve ever-changing community needs and interests, support the education and training of University of Arizona students, improve visibility and community access, and model the transparency aspect of journalism. The new 50,000 sf facility will be designed specifically to meet current and future technical and broadcast requirements, including the replacement of much of AZPM’s aging broadcast production infrastructure as we transition to 4K production in preparation for the conversion to a new television broadcast standard (NextGen TV).

Construction activities on all floors is progressing nicely. Interior wall framing (metal studs and CMU) and extensive overhead mechanical, plumbing and electrical continues. Roofing and Exterior wall framing systems are in progress. Windows (glazing) install is underway and exterior metal panel finishes will begin soon.

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Renovations to former Park Student Union (PSU) will accommodate relocation and consolidation of the UA Global's functions from elsewhere on campus. The resulting Global Center will serve as a hub for international activities on Campus. The project is Initiative 4.2C4 of the UA Strategic Plan.

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The existing bagel shop will be renovated into a Starbucks.

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Fit out of existing 2nd floor shell space in the Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building for interim space for UAHS Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunotherapies (CAMI) while planning continues for the new building.

Finish trim is being installed in BSL3 lab. Punch list activities are underway on the 2nd floor.

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Renovation of existing space to provide an Administrative Suite for the Department of Imaging.

Construction documents are being permitted. Project is currently on hold until demo begins in July 2024.

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Renovation of existing space in the basement to provide a Sleep Research Center - funding being provided by the National Institutes of Health.

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Reconfigure spaces inside the building to provide additional studios that can be assigned to graduate student, faculty and visiting artists. Enhanced presentation areas will also be created.

Phase 1, consisting of North side of the building, the Metal Shop and Wood Shop are complete and occupied. Phase 2 is under construction.