University of Texas at San Antonio Opens Science and Engineering Building

Published 8/27/2020

University of Texas at San Antonio - Science and Engineering Building

^{Courtesy of the University of Texas at San Antonio.}

University of Texas at San Antonio - Science and Engineering Building

^{Courtesy of the University of Texas at San Antonio.}

University of Texas at San Antonio - Science and Engineering Building

^{Courtesy of the University of Texas at San Antonio.}

University of Texas at San Antonio - Science and Engineering Building

^{Courtesy of the University of Texas at San Antonio.}

University of Texas at San Antonio - Science and Engineering Building

^{Courtesy of the University of Texas at San Antonio.}

San Antonio

The University of Texas at San Antonio opened the $95 million Science and Engineering Building in August of 2020. Designed by TreanorHL and Alamo Architects, the four-story, 160,349-sf facility provides teaching and research labs, active learning classrooms, and faculty offices to support programs in biology, chemistry, engineering, and neurology. Featuring a three-story collaboration space, the building houses a two-story distillation column for chemical engineering courses, as well as a 17,000-sf maker space with a design studio, a 3D printing room, and a machine shop. The top floor of the structure offers transdisciplinary research environments for the Brain Health Initiative. Ground was broken on the project in June of 2017.

Organization	Project Role
TreanorHL Science & Technology	Architect

Source

UTSA Today, 8/13/2020