Facilities Planning & Construction
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The Texas Tech University System is in a remarkable period of growth and transformation. Throughout our universities, we are investing in spaces that reflect our mission to educate, innovate, and serve communities throughout Texas
At Midwestern State University, the ribbon cutting of the Bolin Hall marks a milestone in academic advancement. The renovation and expansion will include approximately 45000-55,000 GSF of the existing building and approximately 15,000 to 12,000 GSF of new space that will help the programmatic needs of the sciences and math departments. The next phase of renovation partners with Sheppard Air Force Base to bring to life a new Military Student Success Center demonstrating MSU’s dedication to supporting service members and their families.
At Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso, we recently broke ground on our new Cancer Center, a transformative project that will advance cancer care for the Paso del Norte region. This approximately 131,000-square-foot, multi-story facility will expand access to cancer screenings, enhance treatment options, and bring hope and healing to patients and families throughout El Paso and beyond.
Equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, the Cancer Center will include infusion, radiation, and medical oncology clinics, ensuring a comprehensive and patient-centered approach to care. The facility will also feature a shared Imaging Center, totaling approximately 49,000 square feet, that will house advanced diagnostic equipment—including SPECT, PET, CT, MRI, mammography, ultrasound, and other imaging modalities—serving both the Cancer Center and the new Clinical Sciences Building. Approximately 18,000 square feet of the Imaging Center will be dedicated to clinical support areas such as waiting rooms, nurse stations, and collaboration spaces for physicians and residents.
Adjacent to the Cancer Center, the Clinical Sciences Building will rise as a 225,000-square-foot, multi-story facility designed to consolidate and enhance many of our existing clinical practices. The building will house the Breast Care Center, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ophthalmology, Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation, Pathology, Pediatrics, Radiology, and Surgery, along with subspecialties including Cardiothoracic Surgery, Urology, ENT, and Endocrinology. It will also include a non-oncology infusion center to expand access to specialized treatments.
The Clinical Sciences Building will feature approximately 270 exam and procedure rooms across all disciplines, supported by nurse stations, triage and lab areas, medicine storage, and clinical supply rooms. Additional amenities will include administrative offices, student study spaces, and modern building support areas, all complemented by convenient on-site parking.
Two projects that will expand critical access to advanced treatment, clinical trials, and leading-edge research for the Borderplex. This facility represents HOPE and progress, positioning TTUHSC El Paso as a leader in cancer care and research for West Texas, Southern New Mexico, and Northern Mexico.
At Angelo State University, the opening of the new ASU Aviation Program Training Facility supports a fast-growing program designed to meet the workforce needs of a vital industry. By providing state-of-the-art training environments, ASU is preparing graduates to take flight—literally—into rewarding and essential careers.
At Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, the Preston Smith Library renovation is reshaping the student experience. The transformation of the second and third floors into a Center of Innovative Learning will foster creativity, collaboration, and digital advancement. From maker spaces and design studios to global health initiatives and faculty development hubs, this project is redefining how knowledge is shared and applied.
At Texas Tech University, two significant initiatives are underway. The new Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Facility will provide cutting-edge teaching and research facilities, while also serving as a hub for student success. Complimenting this effort, the TTU Design Village will bring together six academic colleges with industry partners in a collaborative and interdisciplinary environment. The Design Village will elevate Texas Tech’s role as a leader in design, innovation, and community engagement.
These projects spanning multiple campuses and disciplines are more than buildings. They are investments in people, ideas, and the future of education. Together, they showcase the strength of our system to create opportunities that uplift our universities, empower our communities, and expand the global impact of the Texas Tech University System.
It is with great pride and excitement that we celebrate these milestones, knowing they will shape the success of generations to come.
Billy Breedlove