Screen shot from the webstream of the February 9, 2023 Texas A&M system board of regents meeting of the architect’s rendering of the nuclear engineering education building.
Six building projects approved by the Texas A&M system board of regents during last Thursday’s meeting in College Station includes spending $15 million dollars to save energy costs at ten A&M health science center buildings. A&M’s chief financial officer, John Crawford, said savings is projected at $672,000 dollars a year for the improvements in Bryan, College Station, Houston, and Dallas.
Two other projects are located near Easterwood Airport…a $14 million dollar nuclear engineering education building and a $6 million dollar propulsion test facility.
Click HERE to read and download additional information about the propulsion test facility.
The regents also approved increasing the size of the system’s first building on their new Fort Worth urban research campus. The nine story, $150 million dollar law and education building is the first of three structures in a four block space south of the Fort Worth convention center.
Click below to hear comments from the February 9, 2023 Texas A&M system board of regents building committee meeting.
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