Archived Featured Projects

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 UC Davis Wolfskill Experimental Orchards is a valuable research resource utilized by the Department of Plant Sciences for plant breeding, germplasm evaluation, and horticultural and physiological studies. To support the research orchard, a new irrigation well has been constructed to replace an aging well and provide a reliable water supply for the site.

The 60-year old Solano Park apartments will be demolished. In it's place an overpass will be constructed to connect the campus to a housing development that will house students once constructed.

Teaching labs in Hutchison Hall 103 and 109 are being renovated to better serve students with an updated, flexible space.

Aggie Square will be an innovation district unlike anything the university has ever taken on before – a place where university, industry, and community meet to create opportunities for everyone.

This new 14,400-square-foot greenhouse will protect an important grapevine collection from disease, improving the resiliency of a major source of grapevines planted in the United States.

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 fourth floor of the Teaching and Learning Complex will host 12,000 square feet of open offices that will support undergraduate education. To facilitate this missions, revisions will be made to the fourth floor of the TLC to best support occupants.

The runway at the University Airport, the only campus airport in the UC system, received significant improvements, in line with Federal Aviation Administration standards.

As a result of the successful first phase of this project – completed in 2018 – the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden team secured a $5.4M grant to support the complete metamorphosis of this campus icon.