From new residence halls and major renovations to the massive underground steam tunnels that heat and cool the campus, work crews have been tackling MU’s growing infrastructure needs at a steady pace.
Here’s a look at the major projects that have been completed, projects that are well underway and some that are still on the drawing board.
RECENTLY COMPLETED
•Missouri Orthopaedic Institute
Project cost: $52.5 million
• New Steam Tunnel
Project cost: $22 million
•MU Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Project cost: $12 million
IN CONSTRUCTION
•Power Plant Upgrade
Project cost: $75 million
Completion: Late 2012
•Tate Hall and Switzler Halls – Renovation
Project cost: $15.9 million
Completion: June 2011
•Gymnastics & Golden Girls Practice Facility
Project cost: $5.6 million
Completion: August 2011
•Rollins Group Renovation
Project cost: $39 million
Completion: Hudson and Rollins were completed fall 2010; Gillett should be completed June 2011
IN DESIGN
•MU Health Center Patient Care Tower
Project cost: $203 million
Completion: December 2012
•University Hospital 6th and 7th Floor Renovation
Project cost: $15.6 million
Completion: March 2012
•Animal Resource Center
Project cost: $7.1 million
Completion: Spring 2012
IN PLANNING
•Mark Twain – Renovate Residence and Dining Halls
Estimated cost: $19.9 million
Targeted start: December 2011
Targeted completion: May 2013
•Pershing Hall – Interior and Exterior Renovation
Estimated Cost: $5.2 million
Targeted start: July 2011
Targeted completion: July 2012
•Gwynn Hall – Renovation
Estimated cost: $8.5 million
Targeted start: Summer 2011
Targeted completion: June 2013