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University of Arizona Student Success District begins construction

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University of Arizona Student Success District begins construction

The project will renovate three buildings and build another from the ground up.


By David Malone, Associate Editor | March 18, 2019
Bird's eye view of UA Student Success District
Bird's eye view of UA Student Success District

Sundt Construction has recently begun construction on the University of Arizona Student Success District, an interconnected district on the university’s Tucson campus that will provide indoor and outdoor spaces.

The project includes the renovation of the Main Library, the Science-Engineering Library, and the Bear Down Gym. A new four-story student success building is also part of the project. The goal of the new district is to encourage students to move between the collection of interconnected spaces and take advantage of the full range of services offered.

 

See Also: The largest student housing development in the country breaks ground

 

The project is being delivered via design-build with Sundt’s design partners of Miller Hull and Poster Frost Mirto. It marks the 58th project for Sundt on the University of Arizona campus. The entire project is slated for completion by 2021.

 

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