Design - Small Ruminants and Metabolism Education Unit Relocation

This project constructs animal facilities for the Small Ruminant and Metabolism programs in the Animal Science department. Existing wooded land will be converted to pasture and new buildings. The project includes earthwork, pasture establishment, roads, fencing, stream crossing, utilities, and 46,000 square feet of building space. The buildings include Small Ruminant Teaching and Research (goat and sheep), Administration Operation, Metabolism (cattle), Metabolism (swine), Equipment Storage, Hay Storage, Animal Sorting, and Pump Houses. The budget of $10,000,000 incorporates design, construction, fees, and associated construction costs. Design services include architectural (animal facilities specialty), landscape architectural, engineering (civil, structural, electrical) and construction administration. Currently, the University has funding for advanced planning. Project Site The project is located at Lake Wheeler Road Field Labs.

Architectural, New Construction.