Science and Engineering Building (SEB)

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Project Details

Substantial Completion

June, 2020

Total Projected Cost

$95,000,000

Square Footage

140,000 GSF

Architects

Alamo Architects

San Antonio, TX

TreanorHL

Lawrence, KS

Engineers

Shah Smith & Associates, Inc.

Houston, TX

Contractors

Bartlett Cocke General

Contractors, San Antonio, TX

Summary: The project consists of approximately 140,000 gross square feet spread across four stories. The building will provide for classrooms, faculty offices, and science and engineering research and instructional laboratories, and is part of the University’s strategic plan for providing state-of-the-art space for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education and research.

Location: Adjacent to the Paseo del Sur on the southeast portion of campus, east of the Biotechnology Sciences and Engineering (BSE) Building and south of the Arts (ART) Building.

SEB Fact Sheet

SEB Construction Updates

May 1, 2018

The Science and Engineering Building (SEB) superstructure continues to rise on the campus skyline at a steady pace. Concrete pours are complete for level one and nearly complete for level two. The building is expected to be topped-out by end of summer. Utility infrastructure in the below-grade crawlspace is underway, signifying the beginning of building interior work and ramping up of project personnel. Underground exploration has started at the Paseo del Sur to coordinate future elevated walkway piers with existing campus infrastructure. Submission of major mechanical, electrical, and plumbing building components has commenced, with campus stakeholders fully engaged. The project scope will be expanded to include the elevated walkway, connecting the campus’ upper plaza, south of the Engineering Building, with the SEB and a new 122-space surface parking lot.