Planning and Construction News
Planning and Construction provides and manage all campus physical master planning, design, construction, furniture/equipment specification and installation, and other design/construction project services. By collaborating with users, architects, interior designers, engineers and contractors, our department maintains a consistent level of quality through compliance with design and construction standards.
Current Planning and Construction News
The project reframes the experience of walking into the building while honoring the memories of the professors lost.
Through initiatives like the annual Lighting & Safety Walk, departments work together to identify needed lighting repairs and safety updates.
Facilities Management team completes repairs and several safety enhancements prior to the start of fall classes.
Here's the history behind the 2,000+ acres slated to substantially expand UNLV's footprint in the valley.
Designs on utility boxes at The Degree were created by College of Fine Arts students.
Unique spaces spark creativity and invention; the building officially debuts Feb. 23.
Planning and Construction In The News
The future of UNLV’s 42-acre lot near the Strip is still uncertain after the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents special meeting Tuesday. “This land is not just a parcel of real estate,” University President Keith Whitfield said during a presentation of four proposals for the land. “It’s a transformative opportunity to shape the future of UNLV and its future within the border of Las Vegas.
UNLV Health is expanding its footprint in Las Vegas. A new clinic is now open in the northwest valley at 2724 N. Tenaya Way, near Cheyenne Avenue and the U.S. 95 freeway. This clinic is the new home for UNLV Healthy Family Medicine, according to a UNLV spokesperson.
First the lights blinked out, preventing state education officials from approving a $1.25 billion ground lease to G2 Capital Development in Las Vegas. Then regents balked at the deal.
State higher education officials expressed strong skepticism over UNLV’s plans to enter into a lengthy ground lease on 42 acres of university-owned land near the Las Vegas Strip.
Violence has been in the spotlight recently — specifically crimes near the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas underwent a sizable overhaul recently by changing the signage associated with 165 of its single-use public restrooms to "All Gender/Family Restroom."