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William and Linda Frost Center for Research and Innovation

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Project Summary: This new facility will support the educational priorities of the campus including the latest learning pedagogies, state of the art flexible faculty/student research space, student collaboration spaces, faculty and staff offices, conference rooms and general classrooms. The program will include space for the College of Science and Mathematics, the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences, the College of Liberal Arts and general University Classrooms and Teaching.
Stage of Development: Construction Location: William and Linda Frost Center	Project Budget: $133 million
Timeline: Planning: January 2017 Design: December 2018 Construction: May 2019 - May 2022 Occupancy (Temporarily Certificate of Occupancy): November 2022 - April 2022 Acceptance (NOC): January 2023	Delivery Method: Construction Management At-Risk - Gilbane
FPCP Project Manager: Carla Brown Dan Swingley	Client: College of Science and Mathematics College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences College of Liberal Arts University Scheduling Frost Foundation
Donor: William and Linda Frost Jim and Suzanne Boswell Jack and Felisha Cashin	Architect: ZGF Architects Contractor: Gilbane
Leadership in Energy and Environment Design or (LEED): Gold is an internationally recognized certification system to assure, by third-party verification, that a structure meets standards in range of key performance areas, from energy savings and water efficiency to CO2 emissions reduction and indoor environmental quality. Projects earn one of four levels of LEED certification - certified, silver, gold or platinum - based on a point-based rating system. For more information, click here.