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Deep foundations, flood mitigation and adaptive lab design shape campus project along flood-prone Waller Creek.

The project, being built by Joeris General Contractors, is part of $1 billion in capital investments the University of Texas is making in San Antonio.

Contractor SpawGlass is leading the $70-million renovation project, with Robert A.M. Stern Architects delivering design.

Site and utility challenges, critical backstage requirements and bringing the owner’s vision to life complicated the design and construction of this $$338-million P3 project for the University of Texas at Austin.

When the University of Texas at Dallas wanted to consolidate its physics and space sciences departments into a single facility, it took the opportunity to build a signature gateway building to the campus.

Less-than-ideal site conditions and utility dilemmas complicate construction of UT San Antonio’s new science and engineering building.

Emeritus professor Richard L. Tucker brought the practicalities of real-world construction to the study of architecture and engineering.

Schedule delays, a complex architectural vision and the use of uncommon strategies complicated construction on the 2018 Project of the Year.