University of Kansas, Central District Development

Lawrence, Kansas
University of Kansas, Central District Development
University of Kansas, Central District Development
University of Kansas, Central District Development
University of Kansas, Central District Development
University of Kansas, Central District Development
University of Kansas, Central District Development
"They have followed through on their promises, they’ve delivered on their scope, and throughout the entire process we found them easy to work with and extremely knowledgeable, and it would be my pleasure to recommend the partnership we’ve had with Edgemoor."
Shannan Nelson
Former Assistant Vice Provost, Campus Operations, University of Kansas
Project description
The University of Kansas selected Edgemoor as the master developer of a 55-acre campus expansion.
To expand their growing campus, The University of Kansas selected Edgemoor as the master developer of 55 acres on campus referred to as the Central District. Utilizing a P3 delivery method, Edgemoor master planned the project and then developed, financed, built, and currently operates a 285,000 SF academic integrated science facility, a 26,500 SF student union, 1,250 beds of student housing in three buildings, a dining center, and approximately 2,000 parking spaces. The project also includes a Central Utility Plant and the necessary utility and transportation infrastructure to support the project.

The University of Kansas selected Edgemoor as the master developer of a 55-acre campus expansion.

To expand their growing campus, The University of Kansas selected Edgemoor as the master developer of 55 acres on campus referred to as the Central District. Using a P3 delivery method, Edgemoor master planned the project and then developed, financed, built, and currently operates a 285,000-square-foot academic integrated science facility, a 26,500-square-foot student union, 1,250 beds of student housing across three buildings, a dining center, and approximately 2,000 parking spaces. The project also includes a central utility plant and the necessary utility and transportation infrastructure to support the project.

Project Type
Education
Public Private Partnerships
Science
Infrastructure
Project Details
Cost: $383 million
Size: 55 acres
Designed to Exceed ASHRAE 90.1 (2010) by 22%
Awards

Best Social Infrastructure Project, P3 Bulletin, Finalist, 2016

Kansas Central District Lifecycle

We understand that every client is different and that each project will contain some, if not all, of the Project Lifecycle elements. The University of Kansas Central District Development, structured as a Design-Build-Finance-Operate-Maintain (DBFOM) project, included the following lifecycle elements:

Innovative solutions for the built environment.

Experience
Edgemoor
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