Site work, new construction and renovation of an educational facility in Columbus, Ohio. Completed plans call for the construction of a educational facility; for the renovation of a educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

Modernization and expansion of the Fisher College of Business complex, including new construction and selective renovations of Pfahl, Gerlach, Schoenbaum, and Mason Halls to create 65 classrooms, active learning spaces, study areas, industry partner space, and a high-energy events hub. The Fisher College of Business (FCOB) Facility Improvements is a strategic capital investment designed to advance academic excellence and align with university-wide growth priorities. The expansion will modernize classrooms to provide an enhanced learning experience for students and accommodate growth while reducing class section sizes. The Fisher complex was originally designed to accommodate approximately 6,500 students. The college has outgrown this enrollment significantly and as of Autumn of 2025 had 8,443 undergraduate students. The college plans to increase undergraduate enrollment to 9,000 in the next several years, with an additional 1,500 enrolled graduate students. The project scope and objectives include: 65 total classrooms through both new construction, and selective renovations of Pfahl, Gerlach, Schoenbaum, and Mason Halls. Integration of active learning classrooms and distributed study spaces. Creation of dedicated industry partner space connected to student activity. Creation of a "Front Door" to the college of Business. Creation of a "high-energy" hub and events space.