Completed 2021

To provide increased protection and accessibility for students, employees and the public, these buildings are being renovated to improve their seismic and fire safety in conjunction with the construction of multiple ADA improvements.

What happens when a septillion of electrons and a septillion of atoms all interact with each other in close proximity? Discoveries that form the basis of the next generation’s technologies emerge.

The CNPRC Lifespan Health Center project, part of the California National Primate Research Center (CNPRC), relocates and expands the offices of the Neuroscience and Behavior unit to a location within the Primate Center campus, but outside its high security area.

Cruess Hall is being renovated to provide multimedia classrooms, a wood shop, metal shop and a 90-seat screening and lecture hall. In addition, contractors will demolish a 5,000 square foot building and replace it with a new entry lobby and 200-seat screening and lecture hall designed to accommodate our campus’s cinema and digital media program.

The new Engineering Student Design Center will transform how engineering students learn design and turn their ideas into reality! The space includes areas to accommodate instruction, student-client collaboration, rapid prototyping, machining, welding and everything in between.

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

To safely accommodate the increasing number of cars, bikes and pedestrians going to and from the campus’s expanding Gateway District, this project — majority-funded by the Federal Highway Administration — replaces a 32-foot-wide, almost- 70-year-old bridge with a seismically safe 52-foot-wide span that includes standard sidewalks and bike lanes.

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.