Washington State University Schweitzer Engineering Hall
The Project
Schweitzer Engineering Hall will become the new cornerstone of a planned engineering and architecture district at Washington State University when doors open to students in 2026. As the future gateway to the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture on the Pullman campus, it’s also a model for how progressive design-build delivery can maximize value for project owners while creating a shared sense of ownership for project teams across disciplines.
About
Just down the hill, Lewis is also building a 4,000-square-foot nodal utility plant (NUP) for WSU adjacent to the existing chiller plant. As the university’s first NUP, it'll initially serve Schweitzer Engineering Hall and eventually support future campus growth. The NUP represents a critical step in WSU’s transition toward decentralized, low-carbon energy infrastructure.
Location
Pullman, Washington
Client
Washington State University
