On June 8, we said goodbye to our spaces west and south of Cowles Life Science (CLS) Building, as construction on the new integrated Science and Engineering Complex began. This first phase will be completed in ~18 months and will house teaching and research laboratories for Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and Neuroscience. Subsequent phases will include renovations of the existing CLS, and the tear-down and rebuild of Moody. The final product will be an integrated science and engineering facility that will promote interdisciplinarity across the sciences, welcome non-science majors to engage in science, and provide attractive student spaces for study. Faculty have worked closely with architects from the firm of EYP to design these new spaces.
More information and updates on this exciting project can be found on the Trinity web site.
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