Geothermal, academic complex building in progress at CWU
The new geothermal plant at Central Washington University. The plant will provide power to four buildings via steam after completion. There will also be opportunities to expand in the future.
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The exterior of the new North Academic Complex building at Central Washington University. The complex will be around 108,000 square feet and is set to open by the fall of 2026.
The new Central Washington University North Academic Complex building features wooden accents. The cross-laminated timber was sourced from local tribal nations and facilitated by Yakama Forest Products.
Central Washington University Capital Planning and Projects Director Delano Palmer said the North Academic Complex is on schedule and on budget as of this far.
ELLENSBURG — Central Washington University is enhancing its campus infrastructure with the construction of the new North Academic Complex. Spanning 108,000 square feet, this building is expected to serve as a hub for social sciences, housing general classrooms, an auditorium and dedicated spaces for the Law and Justice program, slated for completion in fall 2026.
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