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  • Update on September Open House Regarding Ohio State West Campus

    The Ohio State University will host a community open house to share information about zoning for a portion of its west campus.The Ohio State University’s long-term planning vision, Framework 2.0, identified west campus as a future innovation district. As previously announced, the district will be anchored by three new projects along Kenny Road including an Interdisciplinary Research Facility, a co...
  • In the News: New $155.9 million Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Center

    The Lantern recently wrote about an exciting new project -- a $155.9 million Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Center. According to the outlet, the construction of the center will include renovations to Hamilton Hall, located at the corner of 10th and Neil avenues, as well as construction of a new wing extending onto 10th Avenue. The new wing will form an enclosure to the space and create a...
    rendering of the health sciences building
  • Ohio State Seeks Trustee Approval on Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Center

    The Ohio State University is taking the next step on a proposed Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Center that will blend innovative technology and hands-on learning in conjunction with the university’s strategic plan. Ohio State will seek approval for the $155.9 million health sciences center at the Board of Trustees meetings during the week of August 26. Funding sources are to be determined. The...
  • September Open House Regarding Ohio State West Campus

    The Ohio State University’s long-term planning vision, Framework 2.0, identified west campus as a future innovation district. As previously announced, the district will be anchored by three new projects along Kenny Road, including an Interdisciplinary Research Facility, a co-located Energy Advancement and Innovation Center and West Campus Ambulatory Facilities. To facilitate future development...
  • PARE Pedaling for a Good Cause

    For Tracy Palmer, Pelotonia hits close to home. Palmer, a Building Information Modeling Coordinator for PARE, is a breast cancer survivor. She was a virtual rider in the past, and when she heard about Planning, Architecture and Real Estate’s (PARE) team, decided to do it again. “I always said this was a group (cancer survivor) that I never wanted to belong to, but now that I’m in it, it’s kind of...
    the bicycle group gathered in front of a building for a group photo

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