Construction is well underway on the Zeanah Engineering Complex that will provide state-of-the-art research and educational facilities for engineering students, faculty, and staff. The space is being framed as UT’s Gateway to Engineering, providing engineering students hands-on experiences from their first day on campus.
Follow along on a walkthrough of the Zeanah Engineering Complex with UT Facilities Services Project Manager Justin Dothard.
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Renderings of the complex are provided by McCarty Holsaple McCarty in collaboration with SGJJR. You can also follow along with the progress of the building on Facebook.
Latest News
Be sure to check back here for the latest news and follow along with the construction on the new engineering complex.
New Engineering Complex to Bear Zeanah Name For the last couple of years, students, faculty, staff, and visitors to the Hill or Neyland Stadium at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville,…
Spring 2020 Update Work on the new engineering complex continues to progress with crews now putting in the exterior walls. Check out photos from the construction project below. Photo Gallery
Spring and Summer 2019 Update Students, faculty and staff have enjoyed a front-row view of the progress on the new engineering complex. This new home to Engineering Fundamentals, the Department…
With work underway on the new engineering complex east of Neyland Stadium, pedestrians will find detours to guide them around the site. Construction fencing has eliminated the former pedestrian path…
A bit of history will soon see the light of day, as a time capsule from Estabrook Hall has been extracted from the building and will be opened on Facebook…
Over the course of its history, Estabrook Hall has played host to a number of programs, from mechanic arts to architecture, from civil engineering to computer laboratories. One of the…
UT will soon begin construction on a $129 million, 228,000-square-foot building that will provide state-of-the-art research and classroom facilities for engineering students and faculty. The new building will be located…
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