Site work and new construction of a mixed-use development in Clemson, South Carolina. Completed plans call for the construction of a 245,000-square-foot educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

Clemson University Phase 1 budget: $10,000,000 for design work for the Education & General (E&G) portion of the College of Veterinary Medicine Project. Clemson University Phase 2 budget: $95,000,000 to complete design work for the E&G portion of the College of Veterinary Medicine Project, begin initial site work and to award early release packages for long lead time items such as HVAC equipment, electrical transformers and switchgear, and structural systems for the E&G facility project. Clemson University has broken ground on the Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine. This new college, the first and only of its kind in South Carolina, will address the state’s critical need for veterinarians while advancing Clemson’s land-grant mission of education, research, and service. The first class is expected to arrive in Fall 2026. Located across from Clemson’s Equine Center in Pendleton, SC, and adjacent to the Clemson Experimental Forest, the college will feature six state-of-the-art buildings designed to foster collaboration, hands-on learning, and professional growth. The six specialized buildings each have a unique purpose, which needed to be integrated into the overall design strategy. The six facilities include: The Hub: A vibrant center for classes, studying, and student engagement. The Clinical Teaching Building: Home to laboratories and the Peeler College Community Clinic, where the public can access veterinary care. The Research Building: Dedicated to advancing veterinary science through faculty and graduate student research. The Ambulatory Service Building: Providing clinical rotation experience for fourth-year students as mobile veterinarians serving area farms. The Equine Teaching Building: Offering a controlled environment for equine health education. The Farm Animal Teaching Building: Equipped with specialized spaces for farm animal care training. As of March 11, 2025, project is under construction and expected to be completed in Fall 2026.