Fredonia Science Center | SUNY Fredonia

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The Science Center will be the first new academic building built on campus since 1973. Goals are improved educational experiences for science majors and science students, and enhanced joint student/faculty research.

Currently, the Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) programs at SUNY Fredonia are housed in 4 different buildings. This will change with the construction of our new Science Center and the renovation of Houghton Hall. These buildings will be connected to form a unified complex known as the Fredonia Science Complex.

The Science Complex will be completed in two phases beginning with the construction of the new building followed by the renovation of Houghton Hall. The entire complex will be 188,000 square feet.

The new building, currently in design, is 92,000 square feet and will cost $60M. The Science Center construction broke ground in late summer of 2011 with the target completion date of 2014.

The design for the renovation of Houghton will start in 2011 and construction is slated to commence upon the completion of the new building.

Science Center drawing