Building Bama

The Second Avenue Overpass elevating over the train tracks

Building Bama: 2nd Avenue Overpass Opens Aug. 4

The days of having to wait for a train to pass to get to and from campus will soon be in the rearview mirror.

A large obelisk identifying Peter Bryce Preserve at the entrance of the preserve

Building Bama: Peter Bryce Preserve

The UA Board of Trustees passed a resolution creating the Peter Bryce Preserve, a space that will be maintained and preserved in perpetuity.

The front exterior of the Student Health Center before renovations start

Building Bama: Student Health Center Addition

A new addition to the Student Health Center will increase clinical services provided to students and boost research through a new MRI suite.

The Tuska statue being placed on its pedestal outside Bryant-Denny Stadium

Building Bama: Tuska Plaza

A new greeter to the UA campus recently moved from across town to his new home in front of Bryant-Denny Stadium along University Boulevard.

The front entrance of the Math and Science Education Building

Building Bama: Math and Science Education Building

A complete interior renovation and exterior improvements majorly upgraded this campus facility.

A rendering of the Second Avenue Overpass

Building Bama: 2nd Avenue Overpass

The new campus corridor will soon alleviate the headache of waiting on a train to pass along the south edge of campus.

Building Bama: Where Will the Water Go?

Building Bama: Where Will the Water Go?

To allow water to properly drain and prevent future flooding, a stormwater basin is currently being constructed below the Tutwiler Triangle Lot at the corner of Bryant Drive and 10th Avenue.

Building Bama: Can You Hear Me Now?

Building Bama: Can You Hear Me Now?

With the ever-increasing demand for mobile data, wireless carriers are installing “small cells” around campus to deliver the coverage, capacity and network reliability to users where they need it most. 

Building Bama: Crimson Energy Connection

Building Bama: Crimson Energy Connection

UA’s department of energy management recently rolled out the Crimson Energy Connection to allow students, faculty and staff to monitor energy consumption in buildings and residence halls.