Design and Construction

Restoring and modernizing buildings, grounds, and infrastructure

Areas of Expertise

Working across the Morningside, Manhattanville, Baker Athletic, Nevis Laboratories, and Lamont-Doherty campuses.

The Lenfest Center for the Arts and small square

©Frank Oudeman/Columbia University

New Building Construction

A photo of a classroom with rows of tables and white chairs.

Lab, Classroom and Office Renovations

Residence Halls and Apartments

A view of the interior drum of St. Paul's Chapel showing the guastavino tiles and stained-glass windows.

Exteriors and Historic Preservation

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(Photo: Architect – LTL Architects; Michael Schissel, photographer) Large, white-walled lecture hall with rows of black plastic chairs and floor-to-ceiling windows. The custom ceiling is designed to accommodate acoustics.

Joseph D. Jamail Lecture Hall

Jerome L. Greene Science Center

(c) Colin Miller. Renovated, open floor layout with large windows along perimeter, red couch and seating area around a monitor on the left, a long brown bench running the width of the floor, and open cubicles with glass dividers.

Studebaker Building Renovations

Open work stations with computers and a large screen at the front of the room, with private offices bordering the perimeter

SIPA Center on Global Energy Policy

The Forum

Open collaboration space with white high-top tables and stools and neutral-colored lounge chairs and couches. A staircase is in the center of the space.

The Center for Theoretical Physics

Lenfest exterior, glass and concrete structure, with courtyard and chairs in front

Lenfest Center for the Arts

Recent News

August 16, 2021

New Columbia Business School Buildings Receive Structural Engineering Award

Columbia University’s new Business School buildings at the Manhattanville campus were recognized with an Excellence in Structural Engineering Award in the category of new buildings from the Structural Engineers Association of New York (SEAoNY).

Call for Summer 2022 Capital Projects

Submit requests for Summer 2022 capital projects online at “Initiate a New Construction or Renovation Project” by logging in with your UNI and password. For projects that must be implemented over the Summer 2022, the deadline for submission is September 15, 2021.

New Food Hall Developed by Chef Franklin Becker Opens at Columbia’s Manhattanville Campus

Manhattanville Market, a new multi-concept food hall developed by renowned Chef Franklin Becker has opened in the Jerome L. Greene Science Center at Columbia’s Manhattanville campus.

Our Work in Action

Inside and Insight: New Spaces at Morningside

Highlights of recent academic, research, and student life capital investment across the Morningside campus.

Manhattanville Campus Inaugurates The Forum

Completing the first group of Renzo Piano-designed buildings, The Forum provides a gateway to an urban campus designed for both academic and civic engagement.

East Campus Electrification and Infrastructure

During the Summer of 2019, Facilities and Operations completed three major projects to strengthen the East Campus core systems: building electrification, roof replacements, and HVAC infrastructure work.

ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Use the map below to view active construction projects on the Morningside and Manhattanville campuses. Click on each individual icon for a description of the project and its anticipated completion date.

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