The 180,000-square-foot building will be dedicated to interdisciplinary and collaborative programs in business, engineering and sciences.
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The buildings will connect indoor classrooms and meeting spaces with the outdoor venues and public art of the park, “creating an ecosystem that supports students and the community as they look toward the future of San Antonio,” the announcement stated. Veronica Salazar, UTSA chief financial officer and senior vice president for business affairs, said the new building will bring new vibrancy to downtown San Antonio.
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