 Construction is underway for the comprehensive renovation of the Physics building at the University of Virginia. To meet 21st-century instructional methods, the instructional spaces were redesigned for an active learning environment where most classrooms are integrated laboratory and wet-laboratory spaces. Modern, energy-efficient, and adaptable infrastructure replaces aging and antiquated systems. The design modernizes the building and systems while maintaining its historic integrity and provides sophisticated and multi-disciplinary research and learning spaces; it increases flexibility for evolving programs and changes in pedagogy; it improves thermal control and safety, and it brings the building into code compliance.
Construction is underway for the comprehensive renovation of the Physics building at the University of Virginia. To meet 21st-century instructional methods, the instructional spaces were redesigned for an active learning environment where most classrooms are integrated laboratory and wet-laboratory spaces. Modern, energy-efficient, and adaptable infrastructure replaces aging and antiquated systems. The design modernizes the building and systems while maintaining its historic integrity and provides sophisticated and multi-disciplinary research and learning spaces; it increases flexibility for evolving programs and changes in pedagogy; it improves thermal control and safety, and it brings the building into code compliance.
The renovation is being completed through an occupied-phased construction process and is scheduled to be completed in time for the 2024-2025 academic year.





