An existing parking structure will be replaced as part of a broader effort to compensate for parking spaces lost to new construction. Although this project will not increase campus parking capacity, it will help maintain existing capacity and provide much-needed upgrades to an aging structure.
A new academic building that will house researchers, faculty, and students across multiple disciplines affiliated with UC Berkeley's College of Chemistry.
Two campus properties have been identified for new solar photovoltaic (PV) installations that significantly increase existing campus on-site solar power generation.
The project will create new academic and study spaces for the Goldman School of Public Policy, maintain as much parking as possible, and incorporate much needed faculty, staff, postdoc and/or graduate student housing.
