Regents approve Saddle Creek administrative facility

June 28, 2022

Regents approve Saddle Creek administrative facility

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents has approved a new seven-story administrative facility for UNMC, to be built at the corner of Saddle Creek Road and Farnam Street. This $21 million project will replace the outdated administrative building on 40th and Dewey and is designed to support modern hybrid and in-office work models. UNMC will occupy one full floor plus shared conference, wellness, and support space, while the remainder of the building will include Nebraska Medicine offices, retail space, and future office buildouts. A planned pedestrian and bike bridge will connect the new facility to the main campus. Construction begins summer 2022 with completion expected by December 2025.
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