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Ekeley Sciences Building Renovation

The renovation of the Ekeley Sciences Building will modernize teaching laboratories for non-major undergraduate and graduate chemistry instruction, incorporating student study spaces and aiming to improve lab efficiency, teaching outcomes, and safety. An overhaul to the  HVAC system will greatly reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions of the Ekeley Sciences building. The $33.5 million project, funded through campus cash, the President’s Initiative Fund, and bond debt, is designed to align with CU Â鶹ӰԺ's climate action plan and aims to achieve LEED Gold certification.

Anticipated Construction Start: January 2025
Anticipated Occupancy: January 2026
Budget: $33.5 million
Gross square footage: 20,880

Hellems Arts and Sciences

The Hellems Arts & Sciences and Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre renovation project includes $42.1M in state capital construction funds to support capital renewal and $63.1M in cash spending authority to support needed programmatic improvements into one $105.16M project.

Anticipated Construction Start: Summer 2023
Anticipated Occupancy: December 2025
Budget: $105 million
Gross square footage: 95,065

Old Main Preservation

In 2021 a structural assessment of the building was completed by a structural engineer. A/E team is currently developing a design to address the recommendations of the report. The scope of work being evaluated consists of: a full structural restoration of the exterior façade of Old Main, foundation repairs and waterproofing, door and window repair and glazing replacement, exterior stair replacement/repairs, chimney & truss repairs, landscape and civil engineering restoration immediately around the building, and Pleasant Street long-term planning and short-term improvements.

Anticipated Construction Start: February 2024
Anticipated Occupancy: January 2025
Budget: $13.4 million
Gross square footage: 25,197

Residence One

Residence One will be the first new, modern housing building to open in the area, North Â鶹ӰԺ Creek (NBC). It will house up to 350 upper-division or graduate students in on-campus apartment-style housing. It will provide neighborhood amenities such as a café, mail store, and a variety of study space that will serve the students within the surrounding NBC community.

Anticipated Construction Start: April 2024
Anticipated Occupancy: August 2026
Budget: $124.4 million
Gross square footage: 129,000 GSF