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New Science Building coming soon

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Sciences will be taught in the new building. Image credit to SmithgroupJJR.

Chico State plans to replace Siskiyou Hall.

According to the Feasibility Report, Chico State will break ground on the new Siskiyou II Science Building in Jan. 2018.

Current building in place: Siskiyou Hall
Siskiyou Hall will be replaced by Siskiyou Hall II starting Jan. Image credit to SmithgroupJJR

The second phase of the process includes tearing down the existing building, bike lot and passenger loading areas to make way for the 4-floor building, in the heart of Chico State.

Siskiyou II bird's eye view floor plan
Further information will be introduced at the Town Hall meeting Aug. 28. Image credit to SmithgroupJJR.
Siskiyou II bottom floor layout
The new building will be four floors. Image courtesy of SmithgroupJJR.

The new building will be dedicated to creating a sustainable environment that promotes putting science on display, community interaction, and hopes of becoming the science hub of the region.

Physical and life sciences will be offered in the building as well as a conjunction of psychology and biology, to create a neuroscience discipline.

The building is planned to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Silver certification and scheduled to be completed by July 2020.

There will be a Town Hall meeting discussing the plans that students are invited to attend on August 28th in Kendall Hall, room 207/209.

Christian Solis can be reached at [email protected] or @c_alexander20 on Twitter.

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