Completed Featured Projects

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

Mann Lab has been identified as a high priority, level VI rated, building for seismic improvements.

Goats have been part of UC Davis teaching, research and outreach for more than 100 years and with the addition of this facility, we will now be home to the first full-service goat dairy and creamery built on a major land-grant, teaching and research university in the United States.

To facilitate the Orchard Park Housing Redevelopment, a part of the most ambitious housing expansion the university has undertaken, UC Davis is upsizing and improving infrastructure in and around Orchard Park district.

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.

With new facilities like the Teaching and Learning Complex and the Diane Bryant Engineering Student Design Center opening in this district, we’re now working to transform the commute for the many bicyclists and pedestrians traveling here.

The 911 dispatch center and the Security Operations Center will be modernized with eight new workstations, updated technology and tools to assist in crime prevention.

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.

In order to support growing Campus Recreation programs and their participants, lighting has been added to Russell Field to expand the time the field space can be used.

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.

In order to accommodate an increased need for mental health care and counseling spaces in the Student Health and Wellness Center, areas on the second and third floors are being modified.

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.