Our Projects

As the university continues to grow and adapt, the campus landscape changes with it.
Explore our projects on campus through planning, design and construction. 

Our Vision

Innovation and collaboration are key components for a thriving university, and Facilities Services is honored to play a role in shaping the campus through design and construction at all levels.

Our team is committed to creating indoor and outdoor campus spaces that enhance connection, education, and belonging for all. Through hard work and intentional partnerships, we’re creating the campus of tomorrow with respect for the traditions of the “stately walls of old UT” that “rise glorious to the sight.”

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UT Facilities Services is proud to feature a few of the many ways we’re working to improve campus. Check out project spotlights from our Design Services, In-house Construction & Capital Construction teams.

An empty classroom inside the Ken and Blaire Mossman Building

Campus-Hosted Classroom Upgrades

During Summer 2026, In-House Construction will work on upgrades to 12 classrooms in 4 buildings. Each classroom is unique, and the upgrades to it will vary per site. Upgrades may include LED lighting with dimming controls, paint, carpet, acoustic panels, clocks, and/or furniture. Upgrades to classrooms are funded through the Student Facility Fee and approved by the Classroom Upgrade Committee.


Randy Boyd Hall

To meet the needs of an ever-growing student population within business disciplines, Haslam College of Business is expanding into a brand-new five-story 240,000 GSF building. The space will include 18 classrooms, 1 food service venue, and 3 research laboratories and will serve 10,000+ students, staff, and faculty each week.

A large building under construction with dark sheathing, a tall tower crane, and a red personnel hoist, viewed from across a street with orange construction fencing and traffic cones.

Rendering of the Chemistry Building

Wharton Chemistry Building

The project will create a new 117,000-square-foot, five-story building. The project includes 7 Classrooms, 250 Seat Auditorium, 17 Nursing Sim Spaces, and an Outdoor Teaching/Event Plaza.


Torchbearer Hall

On the heels of the opening of Beacon and Poplar Halls, Torchbearer Hall is under construction and on track to open for the start of the 2026 school year. Torchbearer Hall will be located on the corner of Volunteer and Lake Loudoun Boulevards and will house 224,000 GSF over 7 floors with 1,136 beds. This residence hall will help alleviate campus housing concerns due to growth in enrollment and is a key component of the university’s strategic plan for enrollment growth.

image of a residence hall at sunset