Animal Health Center

Project Summary: The Charles and Claire Jacobson Animal Health Center includes a 17,500 square foot program space allocation includes two primary categories – instructional space and clinical space. These are supported by exterior areas and building service spaces. The instructional space cluster is organized around two flexible teaching labs – one instructional lab for 72 students and one research lab for 16+ students – and the adjacent support spaces needed. The clinical space cluster includes a surgical suite and large examination/procedure room. Goals for this project include: Providing veterinary care for the college’s many livestock animals in a contemporary facility Providing hands-on learning in animal care for CAFES students Model for the industry energy efficiency and sustainable design focused on life cycle costs
Stage of Development: Preconstruction Location: Building 165	Project Budget: $30 Million
Timeline: Planning: March 2023 Preconstruction: May 2023 Construction: April 2024 Occupancy: January 2026 Acceptance: January 2026	Delivery Method: Collaborative Design Build
FPCP Project Managers: Penny Sandman Guillermo Valenzuela Client: College of Agriculture, Food, and Environmental Sciences	Contractor: Hensel Phelps Architect: Gensler
Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED): Project is pursuing LEED Certification For more information, click here.

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