Site work and new construction of an educational facility in Louisville, Kentucky. Completed plans call for the construction of a 275,000-square-foot educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

As of July 8, 2026, the Construction Manager is pricing the project out to subcontractors in phased packages. Interested firms must contact the CM directly for any bid opportunities. The University of Louisville (University) seeks to build a legacy facility on the Health Science Center (HSC) campus in the heart of Louisville's downtown medical district, affectionately known as the Lou-Med District. This new facility of academic achievement and innovation will enhance the student, faculty, and staff experience through a multitude of engagement opportunities, and foster a revitalized sense of collaboration through interprofessional education in simulation. The vision for the new HSC facility will redevelop land owned by the university into a flagship destination to directly respond to the siloed schools and programs, the deficit of student collaboration space, and lack of modern teaching spaces. This new facility will be the first implementation of the recently created Campus Master Plan, including the relocation of the School of Public Health and Information Sciences, and will set the stage for the long-term vision of reimagining campus. As this facility is the first ground up academic building construction on the HSC campus in several years, programming will be a critical step in the design process.