Major Capital Projects

The second of the Tercero housing district's dining commons.

UC Davis is cultivating the growing, innovative fields of data science and artificial intelligence, creating space for programs to thrive and collaborate in the Physical Sciences Engineering Library.

To support our campus’s strong sense of community, offer students multiple options for living on campus and provide them with easy access to academic resources, UC Davis is engaged in the most ambitious student housing construction initiative in its history, including a replacing Emerson Hall.

The main focus of this project provides improvements needed for the Silo to comply with UC Seismic Safety policy and includes adding a new roof and other minor renovations.

The Teaching and Learning Complex (TLC) will help meet current demand for classroom space, accommodate future growth and provide faculty with the cutting-edge tools and technologies to respond to a variety of teaching styles and enhance educational research.

The All Species Imaging Center will optimize facility efficiency by consolidating existing imaging functions into a central location that will feature the latest imaging modalities to support both the Small Animal and Large Animal Clinics.

When this renewal is complete, it will house our new Graduate Center – a multidisciplinary learning environment with designated spaces, services and programming to enhance the graduate student and postdoctoral scholar experience at UC Davis.

A companion project to the Walker Hall renovations, this site improvements project extends and connects the pedestrian pathways from the Student Community Center to the Shields Library.