Current Projects

Facilities Services partners with our campus and the University of Tennessee system in carrying out the goals
of the university’s Master Plan through research, design, collaborative project management, and creative problem solving. To learn more about current projects on campus, click on the tiles below.

Building a Better Campus
One Project At a Time

image of the plunge pool design at the Haslam Field expansion

Haslam Field
Expansion

Located adjacent to Anderson Training Center, the Haslam Field expansion will include 52,000 GSF spanning 2 stories and consists of Practice Field, Nutrition and Weight Expansions, Locker Room Upgrades, and recruiting amenities for Tennessee Athletics. 

Budget: $30M Construction 


rendering of the Regional Stormwater Storage Facility showing students walking beside a beautiful water feature

Regional Stormwater Storage Facility

This innovative West Campus project creates a 1.3 acre stormwater retention area holding 155,000 gallons at normal pool fed from adjacent buildings runoff and surface drains. The retained water will then be used for irrigation on surrounding lawns. Improvements include seating areas, a water fall, and outdoor wireless for student, staff, and faculty use.

Budget $2.25M construction 


rendering of the College of Nursing building

College of
Nursing building

College of Nursing building is a brand-new 117,000-square foot, five-story building featuring 7 classrooms, 17 nursing simulation spaces, and an outdoor teaching/event plaza. This building is located between Volunteer Blvd. and Peyton Manning Pass.

Budget $87M construction 


rendering of the Neyland Stadium entertainment district plans

Neyland Stadium
Renovations

Ongoing renovations are taking place at Neyland Stadium to enhance the fan experience for all Vols. This work includes skybox renovations, the addition of Founders’ Suites, construction of a Gate 10 Plaza and the South Concourse. 

Budget: $255M Construction 


rendering of Lindsey Nelson baseball stadium renovation improvements

Lindsey Nelson Stadium Renovations

This multi-year renovation project allowed for expanded seating and accessibility, utilities infrastructure and press box upgrades, and increased capacity by 2,500. In Phase 3, improvements are slated for the press box, lighting, and enhancements worthy of a College World Series winning baseball program. 

Budget $71M Construction


rendering of the Jenny Boyd Carousel Theatre

Jenny Boyd Carousel
Theatre

The brand-new Carousel Theatre will feature 20,000 square feet, a 300-seat multi-configurable theatre, a patron’s lounge, and a multi-use event space to support both campus theatres. Located on the west campus, this theatre will bring innovative arts and daring creativity to life for campus and the community alike. 

Budget: $21.7M Construction


Rendering of Poplar Residence Hall featuring campus design standard features

Poplar Residence Hall

On the corner of Andy Holt Avenue and 20th Street, Poplar Residence Hall includes 173,5000 GSF across 7 stories and 790 beds. This residence hall will help alleviate campus housing concerns due to growth in enrollment. 

Budget: $65M Construction


Rendering of Beacon Residence Hall featuring campus design standard features

Beacon Residence Hall

Beacon Hall consists of two separate buildings between Caledonia and Terrace Avenues. The buildings contain a collective 267,000 GSF with 9 stories plus lower levels on Lake Avenue with a total of 1,028 beds. This residence hall will help alleviate campus housing concerns due to growth in enrollment.

Budget: $110M Construction


Rendering of Torchbearer Residence Hall featuring campus design standard features

Torchbearer Residence Hall

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.

Budget: $136M Construction


Rendering of the library storage facility

Library Storage

The University of Tennessee library collections are a rich treasure trove of history and culture. As the size of the collection has outgrown storage in Hodges, a new facility is being erected with 20,500 GSF designed to house delicate items. 

Budget – $11M Construction


Rendering of the new Haslam College of Business

New Haslam College of Business

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. 

Budget – $165M Construction


Rendering of the Chemistry Building

Chemistry Building 

The new Chemistry facility will feature 6-8 floors over 162,000 GSF. This building will primarily house teaching laboratories and offices for administrative and educational functions. 

Budget – $166M Construction


Early rendering of the Student Success Building

Student Success
Building

As enrollment numbers continue to rise, the university is creating a space for Student Success to make sure all students are supported and equipped with the tools they need to succeed. Located on the site of the current Melrose Hall, this facility has been programmed to house study and testing for Student Success and Disability Services and includes multi-purpose spaces to build community and connection. The building will cover 5 stories and 119,000 GSF.

Budget – $89M Construction


Rendering of Sherri Parker Lee Softball Stadium improvements

Sherri Parker Lee Softball Stadium 

Sherri Parker Lee Softball Stadium will receive enhancements to include 12,000 GSF of space over one story housing locker rooms, team rooms, coaches offices, and a future hitting room. 

Budget – $9M Construction

Image of the current Presidential Courtyard Building on the west end of campus

Presidential Court
Renovation

The West Campus will continue to see improvement with the anticipated Presidential Court renovation project. Enhancements will include a home for various Student Life programs and Aramark offices, food delivery robot charging and maintenance area, package lockers for student residents and a coffee shop concept. 

Anticipated budget $30M

An empty classroom inside the Ken and Blaire Mossman Building

Campus-Hosted
Classroom Upgrades

During Summer 2025, In-House Construction will work on upgrades to 25 classrooms. 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. 

Budget – $1,325,000