Facilities Projects
Current UW-Eau Claire facilities projects
Facilities projects are driven by the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire master plan, a framework for the physical development of our beautiful campus that conforms to our values of stewardship and sustainability. The plan and resulting projects take into account the academic and strategic goals of the university and our vision of a vibrant learning and living environment for students, faculty, staff and community.
Garfield Avenue Redesign
This strategic redesign has transformed one of the primary entrances of campus into a pedestrian mall more accommodating to students and visitors alike.
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Karlgaard Towers Renovations
In September 2017, the university began an exciting renovation of this residence hall to add air conditioning, improve bathroom privacy and transform students’ shared community spaces.
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The Suites
This new residence hall will house 432 students and will open in August 2019. It will include living areas housing four students each, some with single rooms and some with double rooms; floor lounges with kitchens; and music and game rooms.
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University Welcome Center
The University Welcome Center will house UW-Eau Claire’s Admissions Office as well as the UW-Eau Claire Alumni Association and UW-Eau Claire Foundation operations. It will be located on Roosevelt Ave.
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Governors Hall Addition and Renovation
This project includes the construction of new space and renovation of existing space in Governors Hall, which was built in 1962. It is the first comprehensive renovation of one of the oldest residence halls on upper campus.
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Sonnentag Event and Recreation Complex
Work is underway on the site that will be home to the Sonnentag Event and Recreation Complex. The complex includes an events center and a shared wellness, recreation and fitness facility.
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Science and Health Sciences Building
Replacing Phillips Hall, a 60-year-old outdated, failing building, will provide state-of-the-art science facilities for student learning and help to ensure that UW-Eau Claire continues its tradition as a national leader in undergraduate research.
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