Destination Project

Exhaust stacks removed from University Hall

Erickson-designed building returns to its original look

Opening of Science Commons ushers in new era for University of Lethbridge

At 38,500 sq. metres, it is the largest development on the U of L campus since the original construction of University Hall began in 1969

The University of Lethbridge’s newest building to be named Science Commons

As Canada's most advanced science facility, Science Commons is designed to be a space that's inviting to all

University to officially open new Science and Academic Building with community celebration

The two-day event will take place Sept. 13-14, 2019 and feature a host of interactive programs designed to showcase the spectacular 38,500 sq. metre building

Science and Academic Building shortlisted for World Architecture Festival award

Once completed, the Science and Academic Building will be one of the most advanced facilities for teaching and researching the sciences in the country

Local companies investing in southern Alberta’s future

Southern Alberta businesses show they can compete with large national companies on bidding stage

Students step into the future

Members of the Organization of Residence Students (ORS) and residence advisors were among those given a tour of the Science and Academic Building construction site

Little Yeller joins the Destination Project

After a few months of doing all of the heavy lifting, Big Yeller, the tower crane onsite at the Destination Project, has received a helping hand, or jib, to be more accurate.

Boots on the ground; Destination Project powers ahead

As the winter months quickly approach, work on the Destination Project is far from slowing down.