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Dell Medical School’s Health Learning Building, a $36.42-million project, is the first new medical school constructed at a Tier 1 American research university in decades.

Three of the largest private donations in university history have fueled Abilene Christian University’s “Vision in Action,” a plan to transform the campus in a way not seen in more than 50 years.

The College of Medicine Academic Office Tower is nine stories tall with a three-story atrium, two elevated pedestrian bridges and a suspended building connector that stretches from a 700-car parking garage to the tower.

A building was demolished to make way for the three-story, 115,000-sq-ft addition between the existing Shawnee Hospital and a clinic.

Wilford Hall is the largest ambulatory care center ever built by the Dept. of Defense.

The scope of work on the $32-million orthopedic surgery and patient tower addition included a 75,000-sq-ft, three-story patient tower along with a 15,000-sq-ft renovation of the existing facility.

As the signature anchor to Gabe Nesbit Park, this 80,000-sq-ft community center includes 10,000 sq ft of water surface area in an outdoor pool and indoor natatorium.

Seguin’s new public library is a $11.5-million structure that incorporates numerous sustainable features, including reclaimed pecan trees that were felled on the site and then transformed into live edge furniture.

Memorial Hermann’s new Cypress campus consists of a three-building hospital and a one-level central plant.